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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

Moralistic gesture politics

29 Mar 2012

What has David Cameron been drinking? Michael Copestake takes a look

A tale of two states

22 Mar 2012

Harry Paterson compares the treatment meted out to two bloggers for their 'grossly offensive' comments

Eric Pickles puts in the knife

15 Mar 2012

Communists reject a British identity based on the crown and the imperial past, writes Eddie Ford

Europe and the delusions of leftwing nationalism

15 Dec 2011

David Cameron's veto is a dangerous blunder, argues James Turley - so why does the left reproduce Tory stupidity on the EU?

Guarding the chicken coop

13 Oct 2011

James Turley looks at the unfolding Liam Fox scandal

Cuts and cat-fights

06 Oct 2011

The Conservative Party's annual conference produced a lot of empty rhetoric, a few concessions for the right and one clanger from the front benches, writes James Turley - but no surprises

Shoot the messenger

22 Sep 2011

Bourgeois political power is not as unassailable as they would like us to think. Our rulers can be relied upon, periodically, to split. James Turley looks at the botched attempt of the Metropolitan Police to use the Official Secrets Act

Aftermath of August

01 Sep 2011

Eddie Ford looks at the response to the UK riots, both from the establishment and the left

A fleeting moment of power, pure joy and fulfilment

11 Aug 2011

Our movement needs to provide hope for a generation of young people who have lost all hope - that can only be done by making real our vision of working class rule and socialism, argues Peter Manson

Tottenham protest sparked it all

11 Aug 2011

Maciej Zurowski encountered angry locals and grinning cops

First they came for the anarchists

04 Aug 2011

Maciej Zurowski spoke to Donnacha DeLong, anarchist and NUJ President

Norway massacre and state bans

28 Jul 2011

We have no problem with self-defence, writes Michael Copestake

Cops, press, and capital

21 Jul 2011

The scandal at News International reveals a few home truths about the corrupt establishment, writes James Turley

Death in Wapping

14 Jul 2011

The News of the World scandal has revealed the true relationship between the media and politicians, writes James Turley

Time for Labour rethink

14 Jul 2011

Miliband is just as responsible as Cameron for News International corruption, writes Michael Copestake

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