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We must go beyond Labourism. Kevin Bean assesses the upsurge in trade union action and its limitations

Though a Labour government is by no means certain, it would represent a major political turning point. Vernon Price reports on the aggregate of CPGB members and supporters

Stephen Kapos quit the party after being warned not to speak at a Holocaust memorial event run by a group it banned. He says he will not be silenced

A POPULAR councillor that serves one of Reading’s most populated areas has been expelled from the Labour Party.

Labour and migrant workers' rights advocacy groups are stepping up pressure on the Social Security Office (SSO) to honour its promise to hold an election to pick its board members next month.

Stephen Kapos has resigned his membership after the party told him he would be expelled if he spoke at a Holocaust Memorial Day event organised by left-wing group

<strong>Talal Hangari</strong> banks on staying in Labour and the left uniting to defeat the bans and proscriptions

A paper of Marxist polemic and Marxist unity

In late April Yuri Sheliazhenko, Executive Secretary of the Ukrainian Pacifist Movement (UPM), was listed as a speaker at an online meeting organised by the Socialist Labour Network (SLN). The title of the meeting was: “Ukraine: Truth and Lies. Was the massacre of over 700 civilians at Bucha perpetrated by the Ukrainian National Police and the Safari Unit and Azov Battalion?” The three other speakers at the meeting were:

BANGKOK: Pro-democracy protest leaders have called for people to wear black for seven days and to rally at Victory Monument on Saturday (Oct 1) to express their rejection of the Constitutional Court r