This weekend I am speaking at the Labour Assembly Against Austerity conference in London on why Corbynomics works. It is abundantly clear that the austerity agenda the Government has pursued …
New Labour is in its death throes and is experiencing severe convulsions as its former dominance over the Labour Party is being comprehensively expunged. This is manifesting itself with increasingly …
It’s Groundhog Day for the Labour Party, after Labour MPs forced another leadership election less than 10 months after Jeremy Corbyn was overwhelmingly elected to the role. I have repeatedly …
The coup against Jeremy Corbyn is a direct assault on democracy and has caused an existential crisis. It absolutely must be defeated. The irony of people who purport to be …
The gap between the life expectancy of the richest and poorest people living in England and Wales is widening for the first time since the 1870s.
Never before has a Labour leader been subjected to so much abuse, so much disloyalty from certain Members of Parliament and so many attempts to destabilise his leadership.
Jeremy Corbyn’s decision to accept Billy Bragg’s invitation to address this year’s attendees at the Glastonbury Festival is significant. Can you imagine David Cameron appearing at Glastonbury?
Earlier this month, I was fortunate to address Momentum’s first regional conference in Nottingham, on the anniversary of the miners’ strike that started 32 years previously
Margaret Beckett’s report into the reasons why Labour lost the 2015 general election restated what most of us already knew, but some of the party’s noisy malcontents remain dissatisfied.
Beware of Tories bearing gifts and fight for services
Drag Downton Abbey types into the 21st century
Left can be unstoppable – but we must heed warning
The Doctor Strangeloves who threaten prosperity
Memo to refusniks: pick up your toys, rejoin the fight
From the depths of despair to the heights of optimism
Let’s seize the moment and make a momentous change
Wearing badges is not enough in days like these
Progressives must collaborate against the forces of conservatism, argues Chris Williamson
Chris Williamson says Government extermination targets are based on false data
