Human supremacism: why are animal rights activists still the “orphans of the left”?
Fighting dehumanisation is a central challenge for the left.
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Labour avoids civil war on second referendum
Labour’s manifesto for the European Parliament elections will include a commitment to a second EU referendum in the event that…
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Seventy-four years on, Hitler’s suicide is still shrouded in politics and propaganda
On the same day that Soviet soldiers announced to the world that they had found Hitler’s body, Stalin was spreading…
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Redistribution, productivity and a greener future: the case for better local public transport
Labour’s policy for buses is a key part of reversing the impact of neoliberalism on transport since the 1980s. It…
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While Brexit is ongoing, climate change will never get the attention that it desperately needs
A war footing for climate change? That’s the call being made by Ed Miliband this morning, as the IPPR launches its…
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Alistair Burt: We should fear, not celebrate, the decline of the two-party system
Don’t fall for Jenga politics – you don’t know which brick will bring it all down.
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Rod Rosenstein, deputy attorney general who oversaw the Mueller probe, has resigned. But why now?
Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who oversaw the Mueller investigation into Russian election interference – which finally wrapped up earlier…
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What would be a good night for the Liberal Democrats in the 2019 local elections?
2019 is the fourth in a sequence of very favourable local election maps for the Liberal Democrats: these are elections…
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