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Overcoming the enemies within
17 May 2012
The left must unite in order to change the relationship of forces both within and outside the Labour Party, argues Mike Macnair
A comedy of errors
17 Nov 2016
Attempts to undertand the history of the CPGB and its leadership of the National Left Wing Movement in the 1920s are far from satisfactory, writes Lawrence Parker
Silence is as good as compliance
17 Nov 2016
Iain McNicol has banned discussion of Zionism, anti-Semitism and the internal witch-hunt, reports Tony Greenstein
Banned motion
17 Nov 2016
Motion banned by the Labour Party prefaced by complaint about the decision
Same old ephemeral new
10 Nov 2016
Paul Mason may now be championing ‘consensus democracy’, but its failings have long been established, writes Mick Last of the Labour Party Marxists
No sense of tradition
03 Nov 2016
Attempts to use the history of the Communist Party of Great Britain to back up Robert Griffiths’ stance on the Labour Party are farcical, writes Lawrence Parker
Call for NC members to meet
03 Nov 2016
Letter signed by concerned Momentum delegates
Sole director wants to dispense with representative democracy
03 Nov 2016
Stan Keable of Labour Party Marxists reports on the botched Bonapartist coup and the ongoing rebellion
Organise as never before
03 Nov 2016
Matt Wrack’s speech to the LRC conference took the left to task over its lack of seriousness
Platitudes and priorities
03 Nov 2016
David Shearer of Labour Party Marxists reports on the October 29 LRC conference
Disaffiliation by stealth
27 Oct 2016
We should be fighting the methods of the Labour bureaucracy, not adopting them, writes LPM secretary Stan Keable
Attempt to outlaw justified anger
20 Oct 2016
The demand that Corbyn should apologise for Labour ‘anti-Semitism’ is a demand to bow before US policymakers, writes Mike Macnair
Labour’s perpetual war zone
13 Oct 2016
Corbyn is right to keep the power to hire and fire, writes Eddie Ford
More than just cowardice
13 Oct 2016
Tony Greenstein explains why the case of Jackie Walker is so important
Momentum or inertia?
13 Oct 2016
As long as it is treated as the private property of its most timid elements, Momentum is doomed, argues Jim Grant of Labour Party Marxists
Going into overdrive
06 Oct 2016
On the one hand, the Morning Star is supporting Jeremy Corbyn completely uncritically, writes Peter Manson. On the other, it claims the real action is ‘on the streets’