At last Wednesday’s Prime Minister’s Question Time (PMQs) Jeremy Corbyn heard a sound that up until then had been absent from the Commons Chamber – the sound of cheering from …
Leave, the European Union campaign, had to have a rhetorical device that would destroy the status quo. If not, as is usual with referendums and the binary choice, which isn’t …
In a few weeks’ time Theresa May may well be leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister. She was a Remainer but you’d never know it as she didn’t …
As soon as the EU Out campaign was dubbed Brexit, you could hear broadcast journalists salivating with unadulterated pleasure.
There is a global power elite whose members owe no loyalty to nation states. They owe no loyalty to our health service, our education system, or even our industrial heartlands.
David Cameron has been touring European cities negotiating for a so-called reformed European Union – and doesn’t it make you feel shame?
Despite wishful thinking, Corbyn is getting stronger
With reference to Emma Lazarus’ famous poem on the huddled masses
Tories’ Redcar shame and their tax credit calumnies
We can agree to differ but not on showing solidarity
We can agree to differ but not on showing solidarity
No-hoper to frontrunner: momentum with Corbyn
Greece gives heart to those feeling the lash of austerity
Nothing will be won by galloping to the right
We need to go forward – and not back to Blairism
The choice is stark and something is stirring
Rabid right throws all bar kitchen sink at Miliband
Take an axe to austerity and take on the tax avoiders
If they finish their job, they could finish all of us
Brutally incompetent coalition must be ousted
Don’t panic, get organised on all the issues that matter
She was sitting by the kerbside Durham Day, Big Meeting, Miners ‘Gala.
One way or another, change has come to the UK
