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Old age is something to fear under the Tories. Photo: Pixabay/Geralt

Tory manifesto isn’t greater fairness between generations, it’s an attack on every generation – Election briefing #19

Prime Minister Theresa May. Photo: Flickr / UK Home Office

Tories of the world unite: why Theresa May’s “workers’ rights” are anything but

Prime Minister Theresa May. Photo: Wikipedia

Is there any war you don’t support Theresa May?

Sam Cooke Blues Trail Marker, Clarksdale, Mississippi. Photo: Flickr/Joseph

A change is gonna come: these policies are a real alternative – Election briefing #18

Tax target Sir Richard Branson in Canada, 2011. Photo: Flickr/Kris Krüg

What exactly is wrong with taxing the rich and the corporations? – Election briefing #17

Palace of Westminster. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

The best democracy money can buy

John Westmoreland

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell. Photo: Flickr/Garry Knight

Where will the money come from?

Prime Minister Theresa May. Photo: Wikipedia

If you believe the Tories on this, you’ll believe anything – Election briefing #16

Jeremy Corbyn at '15 years on: Time to stop the war' conference. Photo: Flickr/ Jim Aindow

Corbyn’s opposition to endless war is his greatest strength

Fractionals For Fair Play protest at SOAS. Photo: Facebook/FFFP

If you fight you can win: victory for fractional staff at SOAS

Carrie Benjamin

Supporters greet Jeremy Corbyn in York. Photo: Ben Myers

A buzzing Corbyn rally in York

Central European University Budapest. Photo: wikimedia, Gphgrd01

Hungary: the end of democratic illusions

Workers in Petrograd, February 1917. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Russian Revolution: Hope, Tragedy, Myths – review

W.E.B. Du Bois: Revolutionary Across the Color Line

Jeremy Corbyn in Milton Keynes. Photo: David Bailey

Compare and contrast: what the French elections can tell us about Britain

The Women’s March against Nixon, Washington DC, 1972. Photo: Wikimedia

This is a manifesto worth fighting for – Election briefing #15