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Sinking Brexit plans & preparing for power
Theresa May’s government ended 2017 with three Cabinet resignations (Priti Patel, Michael Fallon and Damian Green) and a parliamentary defeat. It is a government mired in Brexit...
Globalist left have it back to front
Transnational Companies can be compared to a tree: they have extensive branches everywhere, but their roots are firmly based at National HQ.
One of the contemporary clichés in the current discussion...
Votes for women 100 years on
As no Chartist reader can fail to have noticed, the last weeks of 2017 saw an eruption of condemnation and protest against sexual predators in the...
2018 Chartist prospectus – challenges and opportunities
Don Flynn sees challenges and opportunities for the left in abundance over the next 12 months. He seeks to make...
Policy planks for a Labour victory on 8 June
Labour has moved quickly to get into top gear for the General Election on June 8th. With the initial challenge of poor polls, together...
Tories renege on workers’ voice
Teresa May promised workers on company boards in her acceptance speech. The back-track wasn't long in coming
We have heard a lot about the Prime Minister’s...
Brexit note: Gove and BoJo out, and the first polls
In this, the first of several Brexit notes, we take some broad swipes at two Brexiters and look at the first polls since Cameron’s...
#EURef note: BIG new poll from Survation!
As we sit in the middle of a key, cold month in Cameron's botched re-negotiation plans, we're given a BIG new poll by pollsters Survation....
Picturing left politics: Introducing Adrian Teal
Last week we launched our new Corbyn epoch masthead by Adrian Teal. Here we talk to Adrian whose work also adorned the front of our Labour conference...
BLOG: #EURef – INNIES vs. OUTIES polls
Survation's September polling on the EU referendum caused a stir when it showed outies beating innies by a statistically insignificant 3 percentage points. There is...
*Special Conference Issue Now available for Download*
CHARTIST recently published a special issue for a momentous and historic Labour Party conference. The special issue boasts articles on Corbyn's rise, the role of women in...