CPGB News > Reports
Another common sense is possible
06 Oct 2022
Ukraine, Nord Stream, the nuclear war danger, US China strategy, Tory unravelling and a record Labour opinion lead. Gaby Rubin reports
Sir Keir’s good week
06 Oct 2022
The left is disorientated, in denial and still suffering from an orchestrated campaign of suspensions and expulsions. Kevin Bean calls for reviving Labour Against the Witchhunt and some serious rethinking
Confusion reigns on the left
29 Sep 2022
Gaby Rubin reports the highs and lows of those who placed themselves within the fringe in Liverpool
Political wing of capitalist class
29 Sep 2022
While the right is relishing the prospect of government, the left is marginalised and thoroughly demoralised. Kevin Bean, expelled secretary of Wavertree CLP, reports on the Liverpool conference
For a disciplined revolutionary party
22 Sep 2022
Marxist Unity Group founding congress report and perspectives
Back on the horse!
01 Sep 2022
Linda Carr reports on the 2022 CPGB Summer Offensive
New times, new challenges
01 Sep 2022
The first post-lockdown CU saw an in-depth exploration of war and peace. Danny Hammill reports
Vim and vigour
11 Aug 2022
Linda Carr reports on the 2022 CPGB Summer Offensive
Almost halfway
04 Aug 2022
Linda Carr reports on the 2022 CPGB Summer Offensive
Ticking Over
28 Jul 2022
Linda Carr reports on the 2022 CPGB Summer Offensive
Keep up the pace
21 Jul 2022
Linda Carr reports on the 2022 CPGB Summer Offensive
Tinker, tailor, CPGB?
14 Jul 2022
Linda Carr reports on the 2022 CPGB Summer Offensive
Past and present
14 Jul 2022
This year’s Durham Miners’ Gala, the 136th, featured the great and good of the trade union movement. RMT’s Mick Lynch, rightly, got a huge cheer. But, as David John Douglass reports, there was also the promotion of pro-imperialist politics when it comes to Ukraine
Big Meeting!
07 Jul 2022
Linda Carr reports on the 2022 CPGB Summer Offensive
Cliffism to ministerialism
07 Jul 2022
The SWP’s comrades in Ireland are dreaming of joining a ‘broad alliance’ capitalist government led by Mary Lou McDonald’s Sinn Féin. Why does Alex Callinicos so tamely acquiesce to what is a betrayal of elementary principle, asks Anne McShane