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• Hermanns: Forward Momentum: Democracy isn’t a distraction

  Democracy isn’t a distraction - it’s the only way to transform Momentum and the Labour Party and effectively build power in our communities
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  Monbiot: Rethinking Education

  Ecology and Earth systems, from which all life flows, should be at the heart of learning
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  Wainwright: To make public ownership truly democratic, we need to transform the state

  The new UK Labour leadership should not abandon the party's commitment to economic democracy
• Blanc: Why the Left Keeps Losing — and How We Can Win

  If we want to start winning, socialists need to study the recent defeats of Syriza in Greece, Jeremy Corbyn in the UK, and Bernie Sanders in the US, along with the failures of twentieth-century social democracy and the declining relevance of Leninism
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  Panitch: The Labour Party Machine versus Corbyn

  It is not surprising that after 13 years of New Labour most of the party’s senior officials were now Blairites. What is most striking about their behaviour is how entitled they felt to act against the wishes of a dramatically expanded membership
• Dhillon: The frictions and promises of mutual aid

  Thousands of mutual aid groups have sprung up around the UK, grounded in different experiences and perspectives. Whose vision of community-serving work will win out?
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  Fisk: Coronavirus War Versus Real Wars

  Johnson and his acolytes will announce victory, but this will be untrue. Britons will still be dying with Covid-19, but their deaths will have become normal
• Ramsay: Thousands at risk from COVID-19 in ‘dangerous’ UK call centres

  Labour and Lib Dems urge government to stop firms playing ‘Russian roulette’ with workers’ lives – as ‘harrowing stories’ emerge from new research
• Collins: An Examination of Britain’s Coronavirus Strategy and its Corresponding Propaganda

  It is somewhat reassuring to see the ineffectiveness of some elements of Britain’s propaganda campaigns, but its scope, reality and consequences are disturbing
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  Mier: Media Washes Hands of—and With—Boris Johnson

  As the UK quickly becomes a world leader in death and infections from the Covid-19 pandemic, corporate media are transforming British Prime Minister Boris Johnson into an international Coronavirus bugaboo.
• Molloy: Don’t buy the lockdown lie – this is a government of business as usual

  In England there is no new legislation to protect workers' safety, and remarkably little to enforce workplace lockdown, despite what the media tells you
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  Greenwald: The Ongoing Travesty of the Attempted Extradition of Julian Assange

  The indictment pertains solely to those widely celebrated 2010 disclosures that revealed rampant war crimes, systemic corruption and official deceit by numerous governments around the world
• Chatzidakis: Time to expand our caring imagination

  It’s time to demand a radically more caring world – towards both people and planet
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  Monbiot: Permanent Lockdown

  We have been shut out of most of the UK’s open land for centuries. It’s time this changed.
• Eno: The leaked Labour report should have been an explosive scandal

  But the media buried it, because they were complicit
• Morgan: The politics of Covid-19

  When it comes to support for homeless people, the government’s response to Covid-19 has been heavy on rhetoric but thin on substance. Local authorities alone cannot sustain the poorest through this crisis
• Star: Labour’s leaked report records a class struggle for control of the party

  Pages upon pages of emails and texts expose in stark detail how some of the party’s most senior officials acted to sabotage the Jeremy Corbyn leadership
• Nwogbo: 7 ways Momentum can help Labour become resistant to sabotage

  The leaked Labour report tells us a lot about how the party needs to change. Momentum can lead the way
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  Cook: How top Labour officials plotted to bring down Jeremy Corbyn

  Leaked report shows that staff worked relentlessly to damage the party's leader, including by exploiting antisemitism
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  Cromwell: ‘The People Have Spoken. Bastards’

  Leaked Labour Report Shows Party’s Own Senior Staff Acted To Keep Corbyn Out Of Power