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Tony Benn at the launch of the People's Assembly Against Austerity, 2013. Photo: Counterfire

Tony Benn: socialist, comrade, friend

Karl Marx. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Marx and the meaning of private property

John Westmoreland

Theresa May speaking in Grimsby. Photo: Flickr/Number 10

May’s Brexit deal is dead: we need a general election now

Cabinet of Millionaire's Theresa

Theresa – the powerful new song from Cabinet of Millionaires

Graham Lockwood

Eurozone crisis. Photo: EuroCrisisExplained

Eurozone blues

Official portrait of Dame Margaret Hodge, June 2017. Photo: Wikimedia/Chris McAndrew

When Watson and Hodge represent Labour we know we’re in trouble – weekly briefing

Jeremy Corbyn. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

A slow coup against Corbyn has started. We must stand up against it.

Bogside mural depicting the 14 murdered civilians. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Bloody Sunday: criminal? Yes.

The Specials, circa 1979-80. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

The Making of a Two Tone Nation

Protest for the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, 1911. Photo: Flickr/US National Archives

A history of International Women’s Day

Climate Leviathan and A Foodie’s Guide to Capitalism – book reviews

Elaine Graham-Leigh

Ilhan Omar. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

5 facts about Aipac and the Israel lobby that prove Ilhan Omar is right

National Unity Demo Against Fascism, London, November 2018. Photo: Jim Aindow

Islamophobia is the dominant form of racism: why is it being ignored?

9/11 was an inside job. Photo: wikimedia commons

Conspiracy theory: the answer is more left-wing theory not less

Jeremy Corbyn, For the Many concert. Photo: Jim Aindow

Labour and antisemitism: separating facts from fiction

Jeremy Corbyn and deputy leader Tom Watson at Labour Party Conference in 2016. Photo: Wikimedia/Rwendland

Labour pains: Watson, witch-hunts and what we do next – weekly briefing