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“Socialism or barbarism” wrote left wing MP Zarah Sultana as she resigned from the Labour Party last week and declared she would lead a new party of the left with Jeremy Corbyn. The announcement rightly led to a wave of excitement as 70,000 people answered the call in the
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Ahead of tomorrow’s Westminster elections, Fiona Ferguson, the People Before Profit candidate for North Belfast, explains why we need a radical break from both the Tories and the establishment parties in the North. People will take to the polls across the North of Ireland tomorrow for a snap Westminster
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As people across the North prepare to go to the polls tomorrow, Alexandra Day takes stock of a rotten Tory budget that has faced little or no resistance from the big parties, arguing that it’s time to strike back with People Before Profit. The Tory budget – cuts upon cuts
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150 days ago, Keir Starmer assumed the leadership of the British Labour Party. Jonas Patrick Liston assesses his time in charge, and argues that despite his early left-rhetoric, it didn’t take long for him to show his true colours. Only nine months ago, Boris Johnson’s Tories won
Covid-19
As Stormont releases its ‘roadmap to recovery’ Rebel details the road already taken by the Executive during the COVID-19 crisis – filled with confused intentions and potentially deadly missteps. Interested observers of the Stormont Executive’s approach to the COVID-19 pandemic might have been somewhat surprised by last Thursday’