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Editorial / 27 April 2018
The Wadsworth verdict stamps on our right to hold MPs to account
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Editorial / 18 November 2022
At root this crisis is a war between capital and labour
18 November 2022
Editorial: / 1 November 2022
Bumper BP profits and more pain for working people 
1 November 2022
Editorial: / 11 October 2022
Sam Tarry's deselection and a Labour left under siege
11 October 2022
Editorial / 10 October 2022
The Ukraine war grows more dangerous daily. We must revive the search for a settlement
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Editorial: / 3 October 2022
Kwarteng's tax U-turn is a win for popular resistance – but only a partial one
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Editorial / 28 September 2022
A ‘lesser-of-two-evils’ Labour won't help working-class people
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Editorial / 11 September 2022
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11 September 2022
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LABOUR’S perverse decision to expel black anti-racism campaigner Marc Wadsworth is a watershed moment.

Recent months have seen a resurgence of Establishment attacks on Labour and its leader, resuming a pattern of misinformation and smears that began when Jeremy Corbyn was elected to lead the party in 2015.

Corbyn has been attacked for lacking patriotism because he refused to believe everything the Conservatives claimed about the apparent poisoning of Sergei Skripal without seeing some evidence to back it up.

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