100th Edition

100th Edition

Hooray, we are celebrating our 100th Edition with post General Election comment and analysis: May's mantra of ‘strong and stable’ leadership was revealed as ‘weak and wobbly’ while Corbyn became something akin to a conquering hero . Enjoy the articles and reviews but please become a paying subscriber at the 'join us' button above.

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Editorial comment: Where we are now

Editorial comment: Where we are now

The Tories did as much to lose their slim parliamentary majority as Labour did to bring about the General Election Result.

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The strong & unstable electorate

The strong & unstable electorate

Malcolm Harvey surveys the wreckage, identifying the victors and the vanquished.

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Warning shot given and received

Warning shot given and received

Chris Stephens recounts his experience of the campaign.

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Getting back in the socialist saddle

Getting back in the socialist saddle

Lesley Brennan argues that Labour is now on its way back.

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Many new flowers beginning to bloom

Many new flowers beginning to bloom

Clare Haughey sees hope emerging as a phoenix from the bonfire of political certainties.

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The Corbyn connection

The Corbyn connection

Lynn Henderson argues Corbyn has seized the zeitgeist and can do more.

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Could the left have done better?

Could the left have done better?

Helen Mcfarlane reflects on her near miss to be a left Labour MP on June 8.

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SNP climbdown on indyref2

SNP climbdown on indyref2

Colin Fox argues for a return to socialist struggles to lift up the fight for independence.

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Independence still game changer

Independence still game changer

Carolyn Leckie argues for continued work on the cause of independence.

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Our movement, our future

Our movement, our future

Maggie Chapman looks at the roots of the current political impasse.

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