TRIDENT – LABOUR’S VOTE AND THE DEFENCE REVIEW
Peter Rowlands looks at Labour's deepening Trident Troubles
I am puzzled as to why there has been little comment on the news in the Guardian (Feb...
Prem Sikka on shrinking the state
Austerity can only be ended by a shift in political philosophy argues Prem Sikka
Within minutes of the Chancellor delivering his autumn statement, The Daily...
Steeling ourselves for a fight!
In CHARTIST 278, Tim Page of the TUC explains how the steel industry crisis underlines the need for an industrial strategy
British Chancellor of the Exchequer...
War Without End – by Clive Lewis MP
Clive Lewis MP, shadow minister for Energy and Climate veteran of the Afghanistan war says it is time to learn from the past and...
Syriza wins but at what price?
Marina Prentoulis surveys the uncertain terrain left by Syriza's second election triumph
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...
Don Flynn on migrants rights in #277
Challenging the ‘hostile environment’ fallacy is the central key task for Corbyn’s stand on immigration, argues Don Flynn in the latest CHARTIST
Jeremy Corbyn is not short...
Brexit: Standing over the precipice
Jude Kirton-Darling MEP argues that staying in the EU provides the best basis for securing jobs, rights and a social Europe
In the next two...
The undeserving poor
Without tough opposition to Osborne’s welfare cuts Labour risks becoming an irrelevance, says John Percival
*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...
The Precariat – Key Labour opportunity
In CHARTIST 276, Paul Reynolds demands we start reaching out to the ‘precariat’
There is something odious about the Labour Party leadership debate. A rise in membership and...