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    17 hours ago

    Come to our Xmas party this Thursday at Brixton Jamm and spend the night with your friends and comrades. Renew, restore and rebuild. Earlybird tickets available here:

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    8 hours ago

    with & is live on right NOW

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  3. 8 hours ago

    We're live now for with and ! Tune in 📺

    Last Thursday watched as the "Red Wall" collapsed around him. He joins and on tonight's to discuss the cost of a Second Referendum, and what next for Labour. Tune in at 8PM 👇👇👇
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  4. 10 hours ago

    In this post-election long read, explains how Labour’s 2019 plans got caught up in policy at the expense of politics.

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  5. 10 hours ago

    Last Thursday watched as the "Red Wall" collapsed around him. He joins and on tonight's to discuss the cost of a Second Referendum, and what next for Labour. Tune in at 8PM 👇👇👇

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    14 hours ago

    Reciprocity between Labour and England's mining belt has been declining for years. Yes it was about Brexit and Corbyn - but it was also about a strategic attitude sown decades ago. Labour has spent years gesturing up the M1 at its 'red wall' without ever checking the bricks.

    Labour's foothold in England's mining belt has been weakening for years, writes Craig Gent. Rebuilding trust and confidence will require a patient process involving hard truths - and no amount of hot takes on social media will change that.
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  7. 13 hours ago

    We need to determine why Labour has been losing its vote share since 2010, not just what went wrong in 2019 -

    Let's Work Out What Went Wrong...
    We need to determine why Labour has been losing its vote share since 2010, not just what went wrong in 2019.
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  8. 14 hours ago

    Labour's foothold in England's mining belt has been weakening for years, writes Craig Gent. Rebuilding trust and confidence will require a patient process involving hard truths - and no amount of hot takes on social media will change that.

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    16 hours ago

    Listen to . Dropping pearl upon pearl of wisdom.

    We're live on with and Watch here:
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  10. 17 hours ago

    And

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  11. 17 hours ago

    Belle Beat of

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  12. 17 hours ago

    Line-up includes: MLE of

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  13. Dec 16

    We're live on with and Watch here:

    Despite heroic doorknocking efforts by tens of thousands of activists, Labour were thoroughly routed in last week's general election. What went wrong, and what now for the party? 🌹 tonight w/ and 📺 Tune in at 8PM 👇
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  14. Dec 16

    Despite heroic doorknocking efforts by tens of thousands of activists, Labour were thoroughly routed in last week's general election. What went wrong, and what now for the party? 🌹 tonight w/ and 📺 Tune in at 8PM 👇

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    Dec 15

    They monstered Corbyn for years & after he says he’ll resign the media produces this video basically eulogising how principled & decent he always has been. It’s like when Tony Benn was asked how he became a national treasure: “Because they think I’m harmless now”

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    From activist and rebel, to Leader of the Opposition - here's how Jeremy Corbyn rose to power and how his losses in the unfolded. More on the here:
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    Dec 16

    Those who argued for remaining in the EU lost the 2016 referendum, the 2019 European election and the 2019 General Election. In 2014 UKIP won the European elections while in 2015 the Tories + UKIP won 49% of the vote. At what point is this accepted?

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    Dec 14

    For the avoidance of all doubt, I’m more often than not at odds with and have disagreements with and — but the threats to ‘investigate’ them or exclude them from any coverage is extremely chilling.

    When Guido Fawkes is a metric of moderation, we can see something profoundly sick with our media system. And — after all this talk about free speech — it’s now about shutting down or excluding left wing media sites. This is a Victor Orban moment.
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    Dec 13

    Multiple failures have partly defined the Corbyn project. Sadly a fruitful conversation about that is almost impossible as aggro-centrists offer same predictable analysis. I say ‘almost’ because at we’ll be offering a productive space to do precisely that.

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    Dec 13

    Disaster nationalism has just cut through swathes of Labour's former safe seats, having been forced into a Brexit election to which there was no easy solution. It is a momentous defeat, and we have to own it - writes

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    Dec 13

    Like everyone else, I am in mourning. For the victims of austerity and the hostile environment, the crushing defeat of a bold reformist campaign, and those who put so much passionate work in and are now being slimed in the media. I’ve written this.

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