The left

Labour’s stealth leftism

The party’s next era will be defined by a shift in vibes rather than policy

By George Eaton

Pedro Sánchez: Europe’s left-wing icon

Spain’s prime minister on how progressive politics can win on its own terms

By Adam Rasmi

From the archive: No renaissance for Mr Healey

September 1981: Tony Benn vs Denis Healey for Labour deputy leadership

By Bruce Page

From the archive: Kinnock attacks Militant

October 1985: Neil Kinnock’s explosive conference condemnations plunge the Labour left into turmoil

By John McIlroy

How progressives can win the battle of ideas

HopeWorks, a new online platform for progressives, will host “robust” debate

By Peter Hyman and Marc Stears

Your Party’s future lies with Muslim voters

The nascent left-wing party could be the next RESPECT

By Ben Walker

Inside Labour’s five families

The rival tribes that could shape the party’s future

By George Eaton

Is Your Party doomed to petty squabbling forever?

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana must decide whether to build a mass movement or a smaller, more radical force

By Megan Kenyon

We need hope, not cynicism

The Green Party is ready for the change people are demanding

By Zack Polanski

Bring back the spirit of the 2010 student fees protests

We need their rampant disdain for the Establishment more than ever

By Michael Chessum and Simon Hannah

Inside the battle to lead Your Party

The rivalry between Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana has devolved into factionalism and feuding

By Megan Kenyon

The “witch hunt” at Your Party conference

Zarah Sultana has boycotted the main hall, calling the evictions of attendees “indefensible”

By Ethan Croft and Megan Kenyon

Your Party is not dead yet

But this conference must have a simple message: stop doing stupid stuff

By Andrew Murray

“We were right”: The two-child benefit rebels respond to the Budget

More than a victory for the government, the removal of the two-child cap is a vindication for the left of…

By Megan Kenyon

How the left misread Gramsci

We are living in the Italian Marxist thinker’s interregnum

By Slavoj Žižek

Blue Labour is fighting for its future

Labour’s slow fracture is leaving space for organised insurgent factions

By Ethan Croft

Jeremy Corbyn: my apology to Your Party members

Labour’s former leader has turned his back on his old party – and is ready to lead a new movement

By Megan Kenyon

Britain’s young communists are ready for revolution

Among the radicals at Revolution Festival

By Emily Lawford

Inside the Your Party crack-up

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana have irreconcilable visions of democracy

By Oliver Eagleton

The left’s plan to retake the Labour Party

In a leadership race, pragmatic hard-left MPs might back a candidate from the soft-left Tribune group

By Ethan Croft