On yer bike!
Puru Miah looks at low traffic neighbourhoods, questions bike-induced road closures and sees a new "tale of two cities" in London
Britain’s unfinished democratic revolution
Chartist’s 2020 AGM, held in early December, was subtitled ‘For a new democracy, for a new economy’. Mike Davis spoke on the democratic part of "democratic socialism". This is a slightly reworked version of his talk
Coronavirus vs Brexit
The Government is using the pandemic as a smokescreen to obscure the damaging economic consequences of leaving the single market. Paul Teasdale asks why is Labour letting them?
Labour’s response to the so-called ‘deal’ – what’s the fuss about?
Peter Kenyon wonders why Keir Starmer is picking another fight with his party
Erasmus+: a minus for the next generation
Julie Ward on a kick in the teeth for young people and why Labour shouldn’t support Johnson’s bad deal
Clean the air
While guilt lies with Boris Johnson, Tim Root says London’s Mayor can prevent further pollution deaths like that of Ella Kissi-Debrah
Grenfell: dangers and economic pain endure for millions
Dermot Mckibbin reports on government foot-dragging on fire safety
Confronting prejudice in the Labour Party
A Labour report should spur action against Islamophobia, says Puru Miah
Focus on actions not personalities
Misplaced responses from old and new leaders hamper Party efforts to tackle antisemitism, says Mike Davis
Trump defeated – but Trumpism rages on
While Trump plots, Democrat Joe Biden looks set to take over in the White House. How did the Democrats win the poll and how influential will the socialist left be? Paul Garver on the takeaways from the US elections
Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the spirit
Trevor Fisher says beware dreamers and false hopes for the future