Great read this 👇

#MinersStrike Tribune

Nearing the end of WWII, armed forces stationed in Egypt established their own parliament to demand a socialist transformation of Britain's economy. On VE Day, we republish an article from a ‘Minister’ of the Cairo Forces Parliament. tribunemag.co.uk/2023/05/the-tr…

As a Jewish Labour Party Councillor I find these attacks against the Green Party by some in the labour movement completely embarrassing.

What right does JLM think it has to dictate and police another political party's selection and disciplinary processes??

Talk about overreach

Labour bores yesterday: I’m really concerned about what’s happening to the Green Party. Sad face.

Labour bores today: Welcome Natalie Elphicke.

Natalie Elphicke tried to join a protest against P&O's illegal sackings after voting for anti-union laws.

Workers responded to her opportunism by chanting, “Shame on you”. Starmer responded by making her a Labour MP.

A fascinating interview where Seamus Milne talks for the first time about how the British media and security state's covert actions against miners were replicated to bring down Corbyn's Labour.

Our latest print issue is here!

Ft. Arthur Scargill, David Peace and more on the miners' strike.

I have a long read on how South Asian solidarity sustained the strike featuring exclusive interviews with those who were on the frontline.

On VE day, we republish a letter from a British socialist pilot who died fighting the Nazis — a sacrifice he made for a world free not only from fascism but poverty, oppression and ‘the evils inherent in the capitalist system.’ tribunemag.co.uk/2022/05/a-soci…

Emily Thornberry essentially argues that one crime justifies committing many even greater crimes in response — an alarming view for the country's next Attorney General to hold.

The pro-Israel lawyer calls for the Greens to suspend a councillor because “that is an absolutely standard employment position” — but the councillor isn't an employee of the Greens, he's an elected politician.

I don't particularly enjoy talking about Islamophobia but this is the type of stuff we deal with as British Muslims. When politicians and journalists fan the flames of bigotry, we live with the consequences.

I love that someone is sharing fighting tips with the Tribune team in our replies 👊

Fifty years ago this week, South Asians at Leicester's Imperial Typewriters factory went on strike to demand respect and dignity at work — confronting the racism of their bosses and the unions that failed to support them.
tribunemag.co.uk/2024/05/the-im…

Labour's workers’ rights programme has *already* been weakened, it's a question of how much more will be ditched before the election.

I was half expecting this monument to be hit by a rocket-propelled grenade.