Can the Green Party ever work with Jeremy Corbyn?
All the Green leadership candidates are opposed to an outright merger with Corbyn and Zarah Sultana’s breakaway.
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The left’s losing streak
Why populists keep winning and what progressives should do about it.
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Starmerism is disintegrating
As the left rallies against it, can this government stand another four years?
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Labour needs to take the radical left seriously
In Zack Polanski and Zarah Sultana, voters might soon have other places to go.
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Could Gaza unite the new left against Keir Starmer?
An anti-war movement is growing in force – inside and outside parliament.
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Zarah Sultana’s big messy surprise for Jeremy Corbyn
The Coventry South MP said she was co-leading a new party with Jeremy Corbyn. He does not appear to be…
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The revenge of Labour’s soft left
Keir Starmer has provoked the mass of his party into organising – against his leadership.
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The phantom threat of Corbyn 2.0
The hype behind an alternative left-wing party is just that: hype.
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Zohran Mamdani is teaching the left a lesson
In the Democratic New York mayoral candidate, left-populism has found its tribune.
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Ro Khanna: American optimist
The left-wing congressman – and Democrat presidential contender – on “Blue Maga” and being Bernie’s heir.
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Keir Starmer has a problem: the left is organising
From a revived Corbynite movement to Green leadership hopeful Zack Polanski, Labour faces a new threat.
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Should Labour copy the Danish Social Democrats on migration?
The government must be careful about borrowing from Denmark’s SDP.
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The British left will not follow Trump into war
Should Keir Starmer back these strikes, he risks splitting his entire political movement.
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A new force is stirring on the left
Eco-populism is coming for the Labour Party.
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Non-voters are Nigel Farage’s secret weapon
The “hang the paedos, fund the NHS” constituency is not moving left.
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The British left is coming for the government
From Jeremy Corbyn to the Gaza independents, a new force is stirring in politics.
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Labour’s broken faith
I lost to Reform in Lincolnshire. But it helped me to see where we are going wrong.
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The making of a political mind
Working at the New Statesman in the 1970s, I hid my impure voting record. But as I grow older, I…
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Rebuilding Britain’s economic foundations
A new think tank – the Centre for British Progress – makes the case for growth from the left.
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Keir Starmer’s righteous war against the Blob
The campaign against civil service lethargy draws on a noble tradition of anarchic, anti-bureaucratic socialism.
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