Tag: Democracy

This Thursday 24 October at 'High Noon': the Free Political Prisoners public exhibition will occupy Petty France outside the Ministry ...

Against the backdrop of a seemingly endless genocide with absolute impunity provided from Israel’s Western partners, it can feel like ...

Shockat Adam, MP for Leicester South, has today presented the ‘Recognition of the State of Palestine Bill’ to parliament – ...

US spy tech firm Palantir has weaseled its way further into the British state. This time, the nefarious surveillance technology ...

Keir Starmer has been slower to publish the Ministerial Code than many of his recent predecessors, including Rishi Sunak, Boris ...

In this year’s general election, independent socialist Khalid Sadur took on the Labour Party in Enfield. And while Labour won, ...

In another blow to Keir Starmer's leadership, Labour Party voters now actually prefer the Green Party. According to YouGov polling, ...

As ‘Free Gear Keir’ sets about to pay back *some* of his eye-watering freebie slush funds, a new petition is ...

Assemble is a group working to set up local assemblies around Britain. Its aim is for ordinary people to deliberate ...

Environmental and human rights campaigners rallied outside the Court of Session, Scotland’s top civil court, on Tuesday 1 October. It ...

The Labour Party under Keir Starmer has been lurching from one self-induced crisis to another since... well, around 5 July. ...

On Monday 23 September, Maddison Wheeldon delivered a statement in front of the Emmeline Pankhurst statue outside parliament. She was ...

On 23 September, the words “EVICT THE LORDS” and “POWER TO A HOUSE OF THE PEOPLE” were projected onto parliament. ...

This article was updated at 10pm on 24 September to reflect an error. It previously stated that Steve Race worked ...

Labour ran their successful election campaign on the promise of 'CHANGE'. 'Change' is a straightforward word with a well-understood meaning ...

Jeremy Corbyn has attended a meeting to establish a new left party called 'Collective'. A number of other figures from ...

When the Tories were still in power, Keir Starmer accused them of "sleaze, cronyism, corruption". Given that Starmer presented himself ...