Jeremy Corbyn

What’s the deal with Cameron's EU proposal?

09 February 2016
How did a dull document about the European Union get the Tories at each other’s throats? Tomáš Tengely-Evans answers your questions

EXCLUSIVE - Prepare for new Labour leadership race, warns key Corbyn ally

29 January 2016
A key ally of Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has told party activists in north London to prepare for another leadership contest.

Jeremy Corbyn and Diane Abbott show solidarity as refugees protest in Calais

26 January 2016
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and shadow cabinet member Diane Abbott showed solidarity with refugees by visiting the "Jungle" refugee camp in Calais today, Saturday.

As tensions pull Labour left group in two directions - is Jeremy Corbyn losing momentum?

26 January 2016
Momentum, the network set up to organise Jeremy Corbyn supporters, holds its first national meeting on 6 February.

Don't let the Tories get away with murder

26 January 2016
Turn anger against the Tories into action

Who is ‘not credible’—the union leaders or Corbyn?

19 January 2016
Jeremy Corbyn angered and scared the Tories last weekend when he called for the legalisation of solidarity strikes, unilateral nuclear disarmament and a deal with Argentina over the Falklands.

The media vs Jeremy Corbyn

19 January 2016
Jeremy Corbyn has been attacked from all sections of the mainsteam media. Raymie Kiernan explains why the media hate Corbyn—and how we can challenge them

Corbyn must stand firm on Trident nukes

12 January 2016
Does the Labour Party support spending tens of billions of pounds on new nuclear weapons that threaten the future of the earth?

SNP weathers scandals and Corbyn effect

05 January 2016
Despite a spate of scandals since its general election landslide last year, the Scottish National Party (SNP) looks set for victory in May’s Scottish parliament elections.

Labour right seeks to block a fight against cuts and war

05 January 2016
Hypocrite MPs who accuse Corbyn of division are the real problem. Unity with them is a dead end, writes Nick Clark

Labour MPs lay into left, but voters back Corbyn

15 December 2015
Labour left group Momentum came under sustained attack by “moderates” and right wingers in the party last week.

Jeremy Corbyn is in retreat as the Labour right goes to war

01 December 2015
Letting MPs follow their ‘conscience’ needlessly hands the warmongers a victory at the expense of Syria—and of Jeremy Corbyn, writes Nick Clark

Blairites back war in Syria to take aim at Jeremy Corbyn

01 December 2015
The drama over whether Britain should join the bombing campaign in Syria irresistibly recalls the feverish climate in February and March 2003, in the lead-up to the Anglo-American assault on Iraq.

Attack Tories not Corbyn, Unison union left challenger John Burgess hits out

24 November 2015
John burgess, the left candidate for Unison union general secretary, has criticised incumbent Dave Prentis’ “thinly veiled attack” on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Corbyn's concessions will weaken the whole left

24 November 2015
The Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn is experiencing very powerful forces of attraction and repulsion.

Right wing Labour MPs undermine Jeremy Corbyn's leadership - but members back him

24 November 2015
Labour members support their left wing leader—but the right is on the offensive again, warns?Nick Clark

Firefighters are better off outside Labour - and fighting for themselves

24 November 2015
The firefighters’ FBU union was set to meet on Friday of this week for a recall conference in Blackpool. Delegates were set to vote on whether or not to

Labour right go on attack over Trident

10 November 2015
The row inside the Labour Party over Trident nuclear weapons continued after the head of the army criticised Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s anti-nuclear position.