John Rees looks at a recent controversy in academic Marxism Christmas is a time for comedy specials, and this year has produced a lulu: the social-media ‘debate’ over Gabriel Rockhill’s book Who Pa...

The civil wars that took place between 1638 and 1651, and their aftermath, were the most destabilising conflicts that the British and Irish peoples have ever endured. During these times everyday peop...

A day of discussion on the political crisis, imperialism and the rise of the far right

A day of discussion on the political crisis, imperialism and the rise of the far right

In the years leading up to the outbreak of Civil War, very few would have predicted that England would become a Republic. But in Parliament, one MP, Henry

Next week hundreds of people are coming together in central London to discuss the way forward for Your Party.

Reform and Labour can wrap themselves in as many union jacks as they want — this is what my country means to me, by Jeremy Corbyn

Instead of addressing child poverty, homelessness, poor working conditions or any of the real issues impacting this country, Labour has chosen to deflect the blame and pour billions into arms, says Je...

John Rees on the new phase of resistance As the Israeli government prepares even more extensive and brutal ethnic cleansing in Gaza, a new phase of the Palestinian solidarity struggle has opened in...