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Protesters demanding the government does more to help refugees, 15 October 2016. Photo: Shabbir Lakha

Calais: the British government’s abject failure

Winston Churchill, the Tory superhero whose glories rested on state intervention, Westminster, 1940 Photo: Wikipedia/ Cecil Beaton

The state and capital: the history and the hype

Theresa May speaking as Home Secretary, July 2014, London. Photo: Flickr/ Russell Watkins

Brexit strategy: power, class and a government adrift

Theresa May as Home Secretary in 2013. Photo: Flickr/ Policy Exchange

Don’t believe the hype: May is no centrist

Reuben Bard-Rosenberg

Homelessness in the UK. Photo: Flickr/Garry Knight

I, Daniel Blake: the tragic ramifications of austerity

Tories Out, Austerity Failed Demonstration, Birmingham. Photo: Wheelz Wheeler

Taking back control: the movement hits the streets of Birmingham

Cameron Panting

Thousands of protesters gathered in Manchester to protest the Tory Party Conference, October 2015. Photo: Flickr/ Counterfire

The Tories are not abandoning austerity: why we need the People’s Assembly

The crowd at the Momentum event, Liverpool, 24 September 2016. Photo: Chris Nineham

Liverpool: celebrating Corbyn but still angry

David Cameron at the ‘International Conference in Support of the New Libya’, 2011. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Libya: hindsight is not good enough

Prime Minister Theresa May acting as Home Secretary at Hampton Court, 2014. Photo: Flickr/ Surrey County Council News.

Make austerity history: keeping our eyes on the prize

Theresa May visits Angela Merkel in Germany in July 2016. Photo: Flickr/Number 10

Hard vs soft Brexit: a Tory party crisis

Prime Minister of the UK, Theresa May. Photo: Flickr / U.S. Embassy London

Back to Bash Street? May’s grammar school myths

Sean Ledwith and Adam Tomes