Brexit
Theresa May’s stitch-up over Brexit could unravel
28 February 2017Since the Copeland and Stoke-on-Trent Central by-elections last week, the media have paused in their condemnations of Jeremy Corbyn only to sing the praises of Theresa May.
Don't lump together Brexit and Trump
21 February 2017There’s no shortage of things to be angry about at the moment—especially when it comes to racism and attacks on Muslims and migrants.
Make Saturday 18 March a day of revolt against racism
21 February 2017The protests against US president Donald Trump and his state visit have been magnificent, but the government is still determined that he will come.
Broken potteries? What's really going on in Stoke
07 February 2017The racist Ukip party hopes it can win the Stoke-on-Trent by-election as the press feeds an atmosphere of anti-migrant racism, but Nick Clark finds Labour’s problems go deeper than its failure to offer an anti-racist alternative
Labour MPs are set to defy leader Jeremy Corbyn over Brexit bill
31 January 2017Corbyn is right to reject Tory plans and trigger Article 50—but Labour rebels weaken him, says Nick Clark
After Supreme Court ruling on Article 50, fight for a left wing, anti-racist Brexit
24 January 2017Brexit raises the question of what sort of society we want to live in
‘We’re here to stay,’ say EU migrant workers as Tories look to end freedom of movement
24 January 2017Nick Clark spoke to migrant workers about how they’re organising to defend their freedom of movement
Stop playing the Labour right’s Brexit game
24 January 2017The Labour Party is getting itself into yet another pickle. This time it’s over Theresa May’s plan to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and start the two-year countdown to Britain leaving the European Union (EU).
Fight Theresa May’s vision of a racist, nationalist Brexit
17 January 2017Tory prime minister Theresa May came out for a right wing, racist “Brexit” on Tuesday. May scapegoated migrants for the problems that people face.
The single market is no solution for workers
17 January 2017Theresa May’s programme for Brexit is steeped in toxic nationalism and xenophobia.
No to retreat on freedom of movement
10 January 2017Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn made a dangerous and serious concession to anti-migrant racism on Tuesday.
The Brexit that we want
03 January 2017There are specific demands around Brexit that the whole working class movement needs to unite around. Alistair Farrow sets out Socialist Worker’s contribution to an urgent debate
Tories split on Brussels—it's time to sprout resistance
13 December 2016One thing will be certain in 2017—the Tories will continue to tear one another apart over Brexit.
How could Labour have done better in Sleaford?
13 December 2016There’s no reason for Labour to be squeezed between a racist Brexit and a neoliberal defence of the European Union
Capitalism’s woes run deeper than Brexit
29 November 2016Chancellor Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement marked another stage in the low-intensity warfare that has gripped the Tory party. They’ve been squabbling since David Cameron struck his ill-fated deal with the European Union (EU) in February.
We don't want Trump—but neither do the bosses
15 November 2016Donald Trump's victory is the result of—and a reaction to—more than thirty years of neoliberalism, writes Alex Callinicos
Ruling class in open warfare after court ruling on Brexit
08 November 2016Is Britain beginning to experience the kind of “culture war” that divides the political elite in the US?
Courts cause confusion and chaos for Tories and Labour
08 November 2016Nigel Farage, the former Ukip leader who is in temporary charge again, has pledged to lead a 100,000-strong demonstration in London.
Why is Labour in such a muddle over migration?
08 November 2016Labour needs to choose between defending migrants and pandering to racist ‘concerns’, writes Nick Clark
Angry at society? Let’s fight for a better one
11 October 2016There is a deep bitterness in British society. Every serious analysis of the vote for Britain to exit the European Union (EU) concedes that the Leave vote was fuelled, at least partially, by anger.
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