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Stopping the Steamroller

Changing the direction of the Starmer project depends on the combined pressure of many campaigns, writes Lauren Harper.

Starmer the Evangelist

Keir Starmer’s Labour is becoming a vehicle for the right-wing politics of US evangelicalism, writes Fanny Wright.

A March for Power Alone

Labour’s current plan will lead them towards irrelevance and decline, warn Bob Thomson and Stephen Smellie.

Real Change, Not Spare Change

Roz Foyer explains how the Scottish Trades Union Congress is countering the right with political education on the cost of living crisis.

A Course Through This Crisis

Francis Stuart introduces a radical education programme that equips learners to uncover why capitalism isn't working.

Welfare Struggles as Class Struggle

Arianna Introna reports on the cross-class resistance to increased harassment of benefits claimants by the DWP.

More Advice to Tackle Poverty

Alan McIntosh explores why Humza Yousaf needs to fund advice and assistance services to address the cost of living crisis.

Collaboration or Collapse

Charities are now critical to the support that local authorities must provide to tackle the cost of living crisis, find Diarmuid McDonnell, Xihua Chen, and João Rafael Cunha.

We Don’t Want Paper Straws

Emma Brown explains why climate campaign group This Is Rigged is shifting its focus to the cost of living crisis.

Stopping Scotland’s War Machines

Huda Ammori, a founder of Palestine Action, discusses the campaign’s Scottish targets.

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