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Today is not like the 1980s, Rishi Sunak s bid to break the unions is wrong and will fail : Shipton - Martin Shipton

Today is not like the 1980s, Rishi Sunak s bid to break the unions is wrong and will fail : Shipton - Martin Shipton
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Sharon Graham, Unite and workers politics

After this article was written, Workers' Liberty members and supporters in Unite the Union decided to back Sharon Graham for Unite General Secretary: see our statement here. Naturally we also continued to argue for the kind of criticisms and ideas outlined below! For more debate and discussion on the election, see here.

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Lib-Lab is a way backwards, not forwards

Some, even on Labour’s left, advocate electoral alliances or coalitions between Labour and non-labour movement “progressive” parties mostly, in practical terms, meaning the SNP and the Lib Dems. From a class-struggle, socialist point of view, there are many arguments to be made against such “progressive alliances”. Here I try to draw some lessons from Labour’s history, focusing on alliances with the Liberals.

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Lib-Lab is a way backwards, not forwards

Some, even on Labour’s left, advocate electoral alliances or coalitions between Labour and non-labour movement “progressive” parties mostly, in practical terms, meaning the SNP and the Lib Dems. From a class-struggle, socialist point of view, there are many arguments to be made against such “progressive alliances”. Here I try to draw some lessons from Labour’s history, focusing on alliances with the Liberals.

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In praise of Britain s underdogs: the bland towns you should visit this summer

Stoke-on-Trent is trending as holidaymakers opt for off-radar staycations. Our writer shares the best places to avoid rip-off accommodation

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