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Do we really need a Statebook? How to democratise social media
British Labour reaffirms radical turn at conference

The British Labour Party took a radical, anti-austerity manifesto to last year’s general elections and, despite polls and media commentators expecting an unprecedented disaster, came close to winning, denying the ruling Conservatives a majority. Despite this success, attempts to attack and sabotage Labour’s socialist leader Jeremy Corbyn, and the ranks that support his vision, have continued. Michael Calderbank takes a look at what took place and what it means for the party’s future.
Participatory socialist economics: the vision of British Labour’s shadow chancellor John McDonnell
We need a drug policy for the 21st century
People 'justifiably angry' as British Labour's NEC caves on Israel, Jewish socialists say
Britain: Black and minority ethnic groups urge Labour not to silence Palestine supporters
Thanks to Brexit, the Irish border is coming again
Actually, Corbyn’s project is socialism, not populism
Right-wing rampage in Brexit Britain

Britain’s Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May is in dire trouble and likely to be voted out of office by her own MPs when parliament returns in September, writes English socialist Phil Hearse.
A good few days for the British left
Scottish protesters greet Trump with some of the best placards yet
Jeremy Corbyn tells huge anti-Trump protest: 'We want a world not divided by misogyny, racism, and hate'

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn joined the mass protest against Donald Trump in London on July 13 where he said the message to the U.S. president was a call for a "world of justice not division."

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