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The Corbyn Confusion: The Dangers of Leftist-Nationalist Fusionism

June 30, 2017 | by Emile Yusupoff | 0 Comments

Labour has formed a coalition of chaos among its own membership and voters. Corbynism is squatting on a time bomb of visions of Britain’s future. Read more

Left vs Liberal: It’s Radicals Who Offer Realistic Solutions

June 28, 2017 | by Robert Jensen | 0 Comments

If you want to be realistic about today's political problems, there's only one solution- look to the analysis of the radical left. Read more

Five Encounters on the Doorstep: Canvassing for Labour

June 6, 2017 | by Rahila Gupta | 0 Comments

Rahila Gupta shares her experience door knocking for the labour party for the very first time, and provides a rare insight into the minds of the voters. Read more

Is the UK Moving Towards America’s Two-Party System?

June 6, 2017 | by Valentin Boboc | 0 Comments

YouGov data shows that the UK is adopting a very Americanised two-party system. Will third parties fail as Labour and the Tories compete head to head? Read more

Corbyn: Not a Terrorist Sympathiser but Still Questionable

May 30, 2017 | by Emile Yusupoff | 0 Comments

Cobyn may not be a terrorist sympathiser, but he remains entirely unequipped to stand up for a Western liberal world order Read more

The Macron Moment: Lessons for Britain’s Progressives

May 13, 2017 | by Fraser Gray | 0 Comments

Progressives everywhere can take heart from Emmanuel Macron's victory in France, but what relevance does it hold for progressives here in Britain? Read more

UK Election Conundrum: So Many Candidates, So Little Choice

May 12, 2017 | by Joe James Davis | 1 Comments

British Prime Minister Theresa May dropped a huge bomb a few weeks ago, calling for general elections. Therefore, the next UK election will be held on Thursday 8th June 2017, despite the fact that it wasn’t originally scheduled to take place until 2020. If you’re an ideological liberal like me, then you may find it […] Read more

Why We Must Guarantee the Right to Live Freely

May 1, 2017 | by Dan Fisher | 1 Comments

Lately, there has been some talk of a greater collaboration between progressives of various stripes from around the world. I wholeheartedly agree that more cooperation is necessary to fight back against reactionary forces across the globe. Nevertheless, there is often such a wide disparity of beliefs that it is hard to imagine more than the […] Read more

Sorry, I’m Still Not Rejoining Corbyn’s Labour

April 2, 2017 | by Madelaine Hanson | 0 Comments

If Corbyn doesn't listen to his traditional voting pool on what matters to us, Ms. May might be in for a rather long time Read more

As with Brexit, Labour Finds Itself Caught in the Middle in Scotland

March 21, 2017 | by Ivor Jones | 0 Comments

If the Labour party doesn’t manage to tread a strong, alternative unionist path to the Conservatives then it faces becoming an irrelevancy on the Scottish Question as it is in danger of doing so on the Brexit Question. Read more