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Too many in the party want to deny its grassroots a say over the selection of MPs, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones
The poorest local authorities can’t raise the funds more affluent areas can. We need to campaign, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Tony Blair – friend to dictators, enemy of socialist principles – wants a breakaway party, writes Guardian columnist Owen Jones
The latest demands from the IPPR give Labour the perfect opportunity to push the envelope further left, says Owen Jones
The MP’s claim that he fled the Labour party in the name of anti-racism is audacious, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Britain should fear the consequences of the hard-right entryism birthed and nourished by the Tory leadership and press, says the Guardian columnist...
There is no taste for centre politics at the moment. Only the Mogg-Johnson faction will benefit a splinter party, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Showing solidarity with Palestinians courts condemnation, while complicity in the Israeli occupation is seen as acceptable, says Guardian columnist...
The slaughter in Yemen and the Palestinian territories is happening with British arms and support – and media silence, says Guardian columnist...
That life expectancy in Britain has slowed to a standstill is down to one thing only: the Tories’ ideologically driven policies, says Guardian...
Prominent far-right figures being given airtime on the BBC, LBC and ITV are not being properly challenged on their views, says Guardian columnist Owen...
Labour members have a right to remove MPs who have lost their confidence and who help prop up a Tory government, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Rightwingers point out the horrors of Stalinism, yet forget the human misery their favoured economic model was built on, says Guardian columnist Owen...
The morally repugnant treatment of Jo Swinson is yet another example of Conservative disdain for democracy, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Some dream of a centre party, but the old politics of Blair and Clinton cannot address insecurity and economic stagnation, says Guardian columnist...
The US president wants his theatrics to distract us. Instead, let’s focus on the hatred he epitomises, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Next week’s protests in London against the US president will get under his skin. I’m glad, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Despite scorn from the Westminster bubble, the Labour leader was right, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
EU leaders were responsible for the so-called refugee crisis in 2015. This deal does nothing to end the misery, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
MPs showed a Trumpian disregard for the planet by voting en masse for Heathrow expansion, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Criminalising help for refugees is a sign of Viktor Orbán’s growing authoritarianism. Europe cannot afford to ignore it, says Guardian columnism...
The spirit that won rights in the past is needed again to counter cuts and establish a community centre in the capital, says Guardian columnist Owen...
The byelection shows the party must tread a careful Brexit tightrope to succeed, or let the Jacob Rees-Moggified Tories win, says Owen Jones, Guardian...
With extremism on the rise in Britain, the use of toxic language over leaving the EU is dangerous folly, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones
The Tory ploy of stirring up fear of leftist hotheads won’t work now that it’s the Brexit ultras who use the fieriest language, says Guardian...
The Home Office is deporting desperate people to places where they face persecution – often because of colonial-era laws, says regular Guardian...
Austerity has created a political shift against the euro and the EU itself from Greece to Italy. Brussels must stop the contagion, says regular...
Members of the far right are more interested in restricting civil and religious liberties than defending the right to expression, writes Guardian...
The realities facing the ‘contractors’ are grim. No wonder their union is appealing to the high court, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones
The US president should not be allowed to dictate UK defence policy, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
‘Recklessness, hubris and greed’ describes the entire system of delivering essential public services through profit-driven companies, says...
The crybullies of the right are hamming it up to deflect from their own poisoning of the political discourse, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones
My father’s death made me realise how ill-equipped we are to deal with loss – and the grief that follows, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Policies like right to buy have boosted housing insecurity, not reduced it. This dogma-driven absurdity can’t go on, says the Guardian columnist...
Labour made mistakes and missed targets, but where Momentum campaigned, they made big gains. The Tories should still beware, says Guardian columnist...
Corbyn’s opponents are desperate to revive the doomed left narrative. Galvanising voters on Thursday will deny them that, says the Guardian...
The president’s visit should not be a means to normalise his ugly politics. He must be greeted by mass street protests, says Guardian columnist Owen...
Benefit cuts and an unjust social order have left hundreds of thousands hungry in one of the richest countries in the world, says Guardian columnist...
The French president is hailed as a centrist saviour, a bulwark against extremes – even as he taxes the wealthy, attacks workers’ rights and...
Our leaders and elites continue to promote violence in the Middle East. Meanwhile, they pour scorn on those who oppose unjust wars, writes Guardian...
Andrew Neil symbolises the rightwing domination of our media. If a presenter were that much to the left it would be laughable, writes Guardian...
As Hungarians vote on Sunday, Britain is shamefully courting the Orbán regime as it tries to get a favourable Brexit deal, says Guardian columnist...
The left must respond to fears about antisemitic abuse, and it will. But it has nothing to learn from the abusive right, says the Guardian columnist...
The idea of free movement for EU citizens is politically toxic now. But we can change public perceptions, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Nuclear apocalypse looms over humanity, yet it’s not even on the political radar. Let’s work to change that, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Wealth is soaring as a percentage of the economy yet we raise a tiny proportion of our tax from it, says the Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Why are we arming jihadist-linked Turkey against northern Syria’s Kurds? says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
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