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Referendum has nothing to offer
07 Jun 2012
Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign
Don’t demand an election
04 Aug 2016
The main task is to transform Labour into a party that can form a genuine workers’ government, argues Peter Manson
Scorched earth litigation
04 Aug 2016
The right’s implausible and not so implausible legal threats have a purpose, writes Mike Macnair
No time to stay silent
28 Jul 2016
BMA members must insist that the union’s decisions are followed through, argues Richard Galen
From Powell to Brexit
28 Jul 2016
Alex Carnovic interviews Evan Smith about his forthcoming book 'British communism and the politics of race'
Conniving with the Tories
21 Jul 2016
The vote to renew Trident demonstrated that the Labour right will stop at nothing in their desire to be rid of Jeremy Corbyn, writes Peter Manson
Three Brexiteers set up to fail
21 Jul 2016
When it comes to the EU, Theresa May has shown herself capable of thinking ahead for more than a week, writes Eddie Ford
Brexit, TTIP and TPP
21 Jul 2016
Michael Roberts examines a possible effect of a British withdrawal from the European Union
Not a whitewash
14 Jul 2016
Yassamine Mather examines the Chilcot report and looks at a possible response
Don’t rely on the courts
14 Jul 2016
Mike Macnair considers the likelihood of a legal challenge to Labour’s NEC
Parroting the ‘party’ line
07 Jul 2016
A genuine exchange of ideas is the last thing the SWP leadership wants, writes Peter Manson
General election now?
07 Jul 2016
Whatever the SWP might think, argues Eddie Ford, the Tory Party is not about to split
Turn the tables on the right
30 Jun 2016
The coup attempt against Jeremy Corbyn presents the left with both a huge challenge and an historic opportunity. James Marshall, writing for Labour Party Marxists, assesses the balance of forces, and outlines a programme of immediate action and long-term strategic aims
Fear, confusion and delusions
30 Jun 2016
Left responses to the referendum result vary from despondency to total exuberance. Both are misplaced, argues Paul Demarty
War criminals all
30 Jun 2016
The Labour right is guilty of much more than plotting against Jeremy Corbyn, writes Yassamine Mather
After an unexpected vote
30 Jun 2016
Mike Macnair introduced the discussion at the CPGB aggregate on the fallout following the EU referendum result. This is an edited version of his speech