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Dear Jeremy Corbyn. Your meeting in Brussels is a chance to recast Brexit by John Palmer, The Guardian, 13 July 2017

How social media saved socialism by Ben Tarnoff, The Guardian, 12 July 2017

Brexit vote sees highest spike in religious and racial hate crimes ever recorded by May Bulman, Independent, 7 July 2017

Tony Blair was not straight with the UK public over the Iraq War, says Sir John Chilcot by Ryan Wilkinson, Independent, 6 July 2017

Brexit negotiations: why are the liberal media accepting the first lie of nationalism? by Adam Ramsay, openDemocracy, 4 July 2017

How power operates in modern Britain: with absolute contempt by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 3 July 2017

Beware Bewildered Blairites by Craig Murray, 3 July 2017

Jeremy Corbyn on Brexit, Yemen and the Gulf crisis by Jeremy Corbyn, Al Jazeera, 2 July 2017

'Not One Day More': Massive London Rally Says No to Austerity, Privatization, Common Dreams, 1 July 2017

Scrapping human rights is as great a threat to democracy as terrorism by Julian Petley, openDemocracy, 29 June 2017

Corbyn Defied Media Rules by Linking UK Wars to Terrorism by Dave Lindorff, FAIR, 29 June 2017

Brexodus has begun. We EU nationals know staying on is too big a gamble by Joris Luyendijk, The Guardian, 29 June 2017

Who paid for the leave vote? Brexit should be halted until we know by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 28 June 2017

Is the UK or the US more of a disaster at the moment? It's a fair and serious question by Arwa Mahdawi, The Guardian, 27 June 2017

Theresa May just quietly made a sinister deal about EU citizens which puts us on the fast track to a bad Brexit by Thom Brooks, Independent, 27 June 2017

Grenfell tower: The beginning of the end for the Tory austerity regime by Youssef El-Gingihy, Independent, 26 June 2017

The religion of property is to blame for the deaths of those at Grenfell by Joshua Funnell, openDemocracy, 23 June 2017

I voted for Brexit. But a year on, it looks less and less appealing by Sean O'Grady, Independent, 23 June 2017

Theresa May’s Other Citizens of Nowhere by Jan-Werner Müller, Social Europe, 21 June 2017

Over 170 years after Engels, Britain is still a country that murders its poor by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 20 June 2017

To prevent fires in Britain, Neocons must stop lighting them overseas by Neil Clark, RT, 18 June 2017

George Orwell’s idea of a better England is stirring again today by Fintan O'Toole, The Guardian, 18 June 2017

Election backlash is about more than gloating, Jonathan Cook Blog, 17 June 2017

A Wave of Anger Crashes over Britain by Thomas Hüetlin, Spiegel Online, 15 June 2017

What happened at Grenfell tower is political—and the residents knew it by Maya Goodfellow, Prospect, 15 June 2017

Gerry Adams tells Theresa May DUP deal puts her in breach of Good Friday Agreement by Tom Peck, Independent, 15 June 2017

With Grenfell Tower, we've seen what ‘ripping up red tape' really looks like by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 15 June 2017

London's Grenfell Tower inferno: A crime against the working class by Laura Tiernan, World Socialist Web Site, 15 June 2017

Our leaders have lost touch with reality – just like the banks did by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 13 June 2017

The election's biggest losers? Not the Tories but the media, who missed the story by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 13 June 2017

The Age of Corbyn I: He is now the most powerful person in the land by Anthony Barnett, openDemocracy, 12 June 2017

The UK Brexit Campaign Is Starting To Fracture by John Palmer, Social Europe, 12 June 2017

The Rise of a Genuine Left in Britain, its implications for the Middle East (and Cyprus) and the need for a new Zimmerwald by Dimitris Konstantakopoulos, Defend Democracy Press, 11 June 2017

The strange tale of the DUP, Brexit, a mysterious £425,000 donation and a Saudi prince by Ian Johnston, Independent, 10 June 2017

The Resurrection of Jeremy Corbyn: Truth Can Be an Effective Political Weapon by Mark Weisbrot, Common Dreams, 10 June 2017

U.K.’s Corbyn Told Truth about Terrorism Lawrence Davidson, Consortiumnews.com, 10 June 2017

A Labour-led government may yet emerge. We progressives must work together by Caroline Lucas, The Guardian, 9 June 2017

The Guardian never gets a political result right. On Corbyn they got it really wrong by David Hearst, Middle East Eye, 9 June 2017

Corbyn stuck two fingers up at his critics and changed politics for good by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 9 June 2017

The facts proving Corbyn’s election triumph, Jonathan Cook Blog, 9 June 2017

Sanders: Corbyn Surge in UK Shows World Rising Up Against Austerity, Inequality by Jake Johnson, Common Dreams, 9 June 2017

Tories Leap Into the Unpopularity Abyss by Craig Murray, 9 June 2017

False Dawn or New Hope: Right-Wing Pact Imperils UK Paradigm Shift by Chris Floyd, CounterPunch, 9 June 1017

British voters wake up and ask: Who are the DUP? by Padraic Halpin and Conor Humphries, Reuters, 9 June 2017

Scottish secessionist dreams of swift independence vote dashed by Paul Sandle and Elisabeth O'Leary, Reuters, 9 June 2017

Hung parliament: Labour expects to oust Theresa May from Downing Street and form a minority government by Rob Merrick, Independent, 9 June 2017

Why Corbyn Won by Bhaskar Sunkara, Jacobin, 8 June 2017

This Is How to End Islamic State Terror - and Stop British Foreign Policy Blowback by Nafeez Ahmed, Common Dreams, 7 June 2017

ISIS recruiter who radicalised London Bridge attackers was protected by MI5 by Nafeez Ahmed, Insurge Intelligence, 7 June 2017

Majority of British voters agree with Corbyn's claim UK foreign policy increases risk of terrorism by Andrew Grice, Independent, 6 June 2017

Corbyn soars high above weathervane Guardian by John Hilley, Zenpolitics, 5 June 2017

How dark money is drowning British democracy by Adam Ramsay and Peter Geoghegan, openDemocracy, 5 June 2017

Corbyn catches the spirit of Brexit, then terror strikes by Anthony Barnett, openDemocracy, 5 June 2017

Official account of London terror attack unravels by Robert Stevens and Chris Marsden, World Socialist Web Site, 5 June 2017

Why the London terror attack occurred now, Jonathan Cook Blog, 4 June 2017

Britain is being led to an epic act of national self-harm over Brexit by Will Hutton, The Observer, 4 June 2017

Fear of Brexit brain drain as EU nationals leave British universities by Michael Savage, The Observer, 3 June 2017

Privatisation has so much to answer for, Letters, The Guardian, 2 June 2017

Guardian staff come out of closet for Corbyn, Jonathan Cook Blog, 2 June 2017

Brexit Britain, Alone and Ignored by Craig Murray, 2 June 2017

Brita n at economic and moral crisis point, Letters, The Guardian, 1 June 2017

If Michael Foot Had Facebook and Twitter by Craig Murray, 1 June 2017

The myths about money that British voters should reject by Ha-Joon Chang, The Guardian, 1 June 2017

Time to confront the media’s anti-Corbyn bias, Jonathan Cook Blog, 1 June 2017

MI6, Theresa May and the Manchester attack, Jonathan Cook Blog, 30 May 2017

What Corbyn’s debate victory tells us about bias in the British media by Des Freedman, openDemocracy, 30 May 2017

UK foreign policy and our colonial legacy by Robert Gildea, The Guardian, 28 May 2017

The tangled web of foreign wars and terrorism, Letters, The Guardian, 28 May 2017

Even Theresa May and Boris Johnson know that Corbyn is right about foreign policy, Letters, Independent, 28 May 2017

Guardian mourns Corbyn's polling surge, Jonathan Cook Blog, 27 May 2017

Jeremy Corbyn Praised for Denouncing Failed 'Global War on Terror' by Andrea Germanos, Common Dreams, 26 May 2017

We Must Be Brave Enough to Admit the War on Terror Simply Not Working by Jeremy Corbyn, Common Dreams, 26 May 2017

Manchester's dead: Victims of British regime-change operations in the Middle East by Robert Stevens, World Socialist Web Site, 26 May 2017

Jeremy Corbyn to blame terrorist attacks such as Manchester bombing on UK foreign policy by Rob Merrick, Independent, 26 May 2017

The Manchester Bombing is Blowback from the West's Disastrous Interventions and Covert Proxy Wars by Max Blumenthal, AlterNet, 25 May 2017

Fears for economy as number of EU migrants leaving Brexit Britain surges by Jon Stone, Independent, 25 May 2017

Brexit is entrenching some dangerous myths about ‘British' culture by Afua Hirsch, The Guardian, 25 May 2017

How the British deep state turned Manchester into al-Qaeda Town UK by Adam Garrie, The Duran, 25 May 2017

Mourning Manchester: Forging a New Politics of Grief by Nazia Kazi, Truthout, 24 May 2917

Of course we could do more to stop terrorism – if we're willing to live in a police state by Laurie Penny, New Statesman, 24 May 2017

Reactions to Manchester Bombing Show How Anti-Muslim Bigots Are “Useful Idiots” for ISIS by Mehdi Hasan, The Intercept, 24 May 2017

Our children in Manchester paid the price of business as usual by Nafeez Ahmed, Insurge Intelligence, 24 May 2017

Mourning Manchester: Forging a New Politics of Grief by Nazia Kazi, Truthout, 24 May 2017

Why Jeremy Corbyn has the best long-term plan for tackling terrorism on British soil by Kadira Pethiyagoda, Independent, 24 May 2017

The Tories promised to give expats the vote last year. It was a whopper by Giles Tremlett, The Guardian, 22 May 2017

The real reason Britons will vote for Scrooge, Jonathan Cook Blog, 20 May 2017

Britain would have been safer with Corbyn in charge by David Morrison, openDemocracy, 18 May 2017

The Corbyn crowd, and its message by Paul Rogers, openDemocracy, 18 May 2017

Dark money is pushing democracy in the UK over the edge by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 17 May 2017

British Nuclear Submarines, Microsoft and That Ransomware Attack by Graham Vanbergen, Global Research, 15 May 2017

Donald Trump and Theresa May – Partners in Planning Armageddon? by Felicity Arbuthnot, Global Research, 11 May 2017

Theresa May's dictatorship wouldn't be possible without the complicity of the corporate mass media by Daniel Margrain, Culture and Politics, 10 May 2017

Theresa May's dictatorship wouldn't be possible without the complicity of the corporate mass media by Daniel Margrain, Culture and Politics, 10 May 2017

A Victory for Theresa May Will See Britain Dragged Further Towards War with Russia by Colin Todhunter, CounterPunch, 8 May 2017

The great British Brexit robbery: how our democracy was hijacked by Carole Cadwalladr, The Observer, 7 May 2017

Theresa May's Brexit Britain can no longer be considered a serious country by Joris Luyendijk, The Guardian, 5 May 2017

A Labour tax bombshell is a very good idea: the rich should pay their share by Paul Mason, The Guardian, 5 May 2017

Do We Know What Kind Of Brexit Theresa May Really Wants? by John Palmer, Social Europe, 5 May 2017

Tories' enthusiasm with War and the obstacle named Corbyn by Colin Todhunter, Defend Democracy Press, 3 May 2017

The six Brexit traps that will defeat Theresa May by Yanis Varoufakis, The Guardian, 3 May 2017

The American Jewish scholar behind Labour's ‘antisemitism' scandal breaks his silence by Jamie Stern-Weiner and Norman Finkelstein, openDemocracy, 3 May 2017

Britain's complacency over Brexit will end in humiliation by Simon Tilford, The Guardian, 2 May 2017

Meet Britain's Nuclear Nutcase: Defense Secretary Micheal Fallon by John Wight, CounterPunch, 1 May 2017

Will Brexit reopen old wounds with a new hard border in Northern Ireland? by Sean O'Hagan, The Observer, 23 April 2017

In The First Week Of Election Campaigning, Corbyn Has Outperformed May Significantly by Kerry Lanigan-Coyle, The Huffington Post, 22 April 2017

General election 2017: Jeremy Corbyn vows to 'overturn the rigged system', BBC News, 20 April 2017

Our report found that 75% of press coverage misrepresents Jeremy Corbyn – we can't ignore media bias anymore by Bart Cammaerts, Independent, 19 April 2017

Coalition, collaboration and tactical voting: that's how to halt hard Brexit by Paul Mason, The Guardian, 19 April 2017

Freeing up the rich to exploit the poor – that's what Trump and Brexit are about by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 4 April 2017

After Brexit by Paul Mason, ZNet, 3 April 2017

Violence: Theirs and Ours by Vijay Prashad, CounterPunch, 31 March 2017

Labour's witch-hunt against Ken Livingstone, Jonathan Cook Blog, 31 March 2017

Northern Ireland has our only EU border. Theresa May ignores it at her peril by Siobhan Fenton, The Guardian, 29 March 2017

Blowback In London? by Paul Rogers, Information Clearing House, 24 March 2017

Tony Blair's decisions are what gave us Brexit and Isis – and paved the way for a united Ireland in the future by Mary Dejevsky, Independent, 23 March 2017

That Didn’t Go to Plan by John Harris, The Nation, 21 March 2017

What is the Labour Party for? by Robert Potts, The Times Literary Supplement, 15 March 2017

Scottish Independence, Round Two: Let It Come! by John Wight, CounterPunch, 15 March 2017

The North must become an independent EU state by Colm Tóibín, The Irish Times, 15 March 2017

Theresa May is dragging the UK under. This time Scotland must cut the rope by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 15 March 2017

Northern Ireland Elections: Warning Light For May’s Brexit Plans by John Palmer, Social Europe, 8 March 2017

Britons suffer 'historical amnesia' over atrocities of their former empire, says author by Matt Broomfield, Independent, 5 March 2017

Don’t blame Corbyn for the sins of Blair, Brown and New Labour by Ken Loach, The Guardian, 28 February 2017

Most European doctors considering leaving UK due to Brexit, GMC reveals by Adam Lusher, Independent, 28 Februry 2017

Brexit: EU nationals express panic after Home Office changes residency rules by May Bulman, Independent, 28 February 2017

Revealed: how US billionaire helped to back Brexit by Carole Cadwalladr, The Observer, 26 February 2016

Brexit is a Whitehall farce that threatens the heart of Europe by William Keegan, The Observer, 26 February 2016

Brexit: UK businesses are already facing recruitment crisis as Polish workers head home by Ben Chapman, Indepedent, 24 February 2017

Firestarter: the Unwelcome Return of Tony Blair by John Wight, CounterPunch, 21 February 2017

The numbers show EU workers are deserting us already – after Brexit, we'll be in deep trouble by Ben Chu, Independent, 17 February 2017

Why is Owen Jones helping to subvert Corbyn? Jonathan Cook Blog, 15 February 2017

I fought racism and misogyny to become an MP. The fight is getting harder by Diane Abbott, The Guardian, 14 February 2017

Neither Washington Nor Brussels by Daniel Finn, Jacobin, 14 February 2017

Britons living in the EU face Brexit backlash, leaked paper warns by Daniel Boffey, The Guardian, 13 February 2017

We need a Dump Trump foreign policy – otherwise the UK faces catastrophe by Paul Mason, The Guardian, 30 January 2017

Our democracy is broken, debased and distrusted – but there are ways to fix it by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 25 January 2017

The leave vote isn’t sacrosanct. Labour should say so by Jonathan Steele, The Guardian, 23 January 2017

Back to 1971: she may not frighten Europe but the prime minister frightens me by Anthony Barnett, openDemocracy, 18 January 2017

If Brexit is about British sovereignty, why didn't Theresa May make her speech in Parliament? by AC Grayling, Independent, 17 January 2017

Government quietly launched ‘assault on freedom’ while distracting people, say campaigners behind legal challenge by Andrew Griffin, Independent, 9 January 2017

Britain's shame: the people who are homeless, even though they're in work by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 20 December 2016

Saudis dropped British-made cluster bombs in Yemen, Fallon tells Commons by Rowena Mason and Ewen MacAskill, The Guardian, 20 December 2016

The UK's ‘national security' plan? It's a blueprint for a police state by Nafeez Ahmed, Middle East Eye, 19 December 2016

A Brexit betrayal is coming – but who will get the blame? by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 13 December 2016

MPs reject move to investigate Tony Blair over Iraq by 369 votes by Jessica Elgot and Heather Stewart, The Guardian, 30 November 2016

Why Britain needs a written constitution by Anthony Barnett, The Guardian, 30 November 2016

The strange world of Paul Mason's liberal left wargaming by John Hilley, Zenpolitics, 26 November 2016

The Media Monarchy by Anthony Barnett, openDemocracy, 4 November 2016

Creating child poverty for a whole new generation. Take a bow, Theresa May by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 31 October 2016

It takes a special arrogance to say the poverty in I, Daniel Blake is unrealistic by Dawn Foster, The Guardian, 28 October 2016

We damage Britain by denying its migrant past by Omar Khan, The Guardian, 27 October 2016

Ken Loach interview: I hope 'I, Daniel Blake' connects with people because we need to fight back by Kalem Aftab, Independent, 24 October 2016

I, Daniel Blake review – a battle cry for the dispossessed by Mark Kermode, The Guardian, 23 October 2016

A soft, flexible Brexit could be possible – with Ireland's help by Fintan O'Toole, The Guardian, 21 October 2016

How to revitalise progressive politics in Brexit Britain by Yanis Varoufakis, DiEM25, 13 October 2016

The crash in the pound punctures the delusion that Brexit Britain will flourish by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 11 October 201

Israel lobby confects another Labour racism row by Jonathan Cook Blog, 29 September 2016

The new politics isn’t just protest – it’s about change from the ground up by Hilary Wainwight, The Guardian, 28 September 2016

Historian EP Thompson denounced Communist party chiefs, files show by Ian Cobain, The Guardian, 28 September 2016

Ignore the patronising naysayers, Labour members can drive a revolution by David Wearing, The Guardian, 23 September 2016

Can Corbyn survive the coup? by Richard Seymour, Socialist Worker, 21 September 2016

Elite goes tinfoil over Momentum by Paul Mason, Medium, 17 September 2016

Britain Cannot Withstand Martian Death-Ray by Craig Murray, 17 September 2016

Britain’s bosses fat and lazy? For once, Liam Fox has a point by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 13 September 2016

Britain is now the second biggest arms dealer in the world by Jon Stone, Independent, 5 September 2016

The Corbyn crowd, and its signal by Paul Rogers, openDemocracy, 2 September 2016

“Go home!”: Being Foreign in Post-Brexit Britain by Andrea Mammone, Boston Review, 23 August 2016

Labour's Red Scare by Ronan Burtenshaw, Jacobin, 12 August 2016

Public Backs Corbyn's Left-wing Policies by Ian Sinclair, Morning Star, 30 July 2016

Brexit vote has pushed UK services and manufacturing into contraction, new survey suggests by Ben Chu, Independent, 22 July 2016

A question of leadership by Hilary Wainwright, Red Pepper, July 2016

The choice before the Labour party by Dan Hind, openDemocracy, 20 July 2016

Why British politicians find it so hard to vote against nuclear weapons by Danny Lawson, The Conversation, 19 July 2016

Post-Brexit Britain: navigating the culture war by Joseph Todd, ROAR, 13 July 2016

David Cameron's premiership is a tragedy for which we will all pay by Owen Jones, The Guardian, 12 July 2016

Corbyn Lives to Fight Another Day by Paul Mason, Jacobin, 12 July 2016

Racism and xenophobia are resurgent in the UK, and the centre-left is partly to blame by David Wearing, openDemocracy, 11 July 2016

The prospect of Brexit Britain turning into a post-global disaster zone is real by Paul Mason, The Guardian, 11 July 2016

New Labour, Not Corbyn, Is To Blame For Brexit by Ian Sinclair, Morning Star, 11 July 2016

The Media Against Jeremy Corbyn by Ronan Burtenshaw, Jacobin, 9 July 2016

UK: lost, divided and alone by Paul Mason, Le Monde diplomatique, July 2016

Take it from a whistleblower: Chilcot's jigsaw puzzle is missing a few pieces by Katharine Gun, The Guardian, 8 July 2016

"An Act of Military Aggression Launched on a False Pretext" Jeremy Corbyn's Response to the Chilcot Report, Information Clearing House, 7 July 2016 (video and transcript)

The war in Iraq was not a blunder or a mistake. It was a crime by Owen Jones, The Guardian, 7 July 2016

Chilcot report: The greatest tragedy is that we still don't know how many Iraqis died in our name by Andrew Buncombe, Independent, 7 July 2016

Tony Blair to George W. Bush: 'I will be with you, whatever' by Pepe Escobar, Russia Insider, 7 July 2016

Guardian: Iraqis think Blair made a ‘mistake', Jonathan Cook Blog, 7 July 2016

Chilcot's indictment of Tony Blair could hardly be more damning by Richard Norton-Taylor, The Guardian, 6 July 2016

At last, Jack Straw's role in making the case for the Iraq War is exposed by Kim Sengupta, Independent, 6 July 2016

For the anti-war movement, Chilcot is not the end. Blair must face charges by Lindsey German, Stop the War, 6 July 2016

Chilcot has underlined exactly why Labour needs Jeremy Corbyn - one of the brave few to oppose the Iraq War by Lee Williams, Independent, 6 July 2016

Chilcot's judgment is utterly damning – but it's still not justice by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 6 July 2016

Most Labour MPs Opposing Corbyn are Stained with the Blood of Iraq by Nafeez Ahmad, Common Dreams, 6 July 2016

Chilcot's blind spot: Iraq War report buries oil evidence, fails to address motive by David Whyte and Greg Muttitt, openDemocracy, 6 July 2016

On Eve of Chilcot, Critics Intensify Calls for Tony Blair to Face 'Reckoning' by Nika Knight, Common Dtreams, 5 July 2016

Belfast Agreement is a threat to the new English nationalism by Fintan O'Toole, The Irish Times, 5 July 2016

The International Criminal Court (ICC) Will Not Prosecute Tony Blair by Felicity Arbuthnot, Information Clearing House, 4 July 2016

Is Coup Against Corbyn a Plot to Spare Blair from War Crimes Probe? by Nika Knight, Common Dreams, 4 July 2016

Nigel Farage was the frontman for the biggest Establishment stitch-up in a generation by Caroline Lucas, Independent, 4 July 2016

The phone call from George Bush that told Tony Blair he'd failed on Iraq by Sarah Helm, The Guardian, 4 July 2016

Outrage as war crimes prosecutors say Tony Blair will not be investigated over Chilcot's Iraq war report – but British soldiers could be by Robert Mendick, The Telegraph, 2 July 2016

The coup against Jeremy Corbyn is a case of elites trying to squash popular aspirations by Julien Mercille, thejournal.ie, 2 July 2016

Tens of Thousands March for European Unity in Anti-Brexit Demonstration by Deirdre Fulton, Common Dreams, 2 July 2016

Chilcot Inquiry: MPs seek to impeach Tony Blair using ancient law by Peter Yeung, Independent, 2 July 2016

Corbyn Coup Misjudges Public Mood by Tess Finch-Lees, The Huffington Post, 1 July 2016

Media concoct firestorm as Jeremy Corbyn launches anti-Semitism report by Asa Winstanley, The Electronic Intifada, 30 June 2016

How a PR company manufactured the Labour coup – Part I by Steve Topple, The Canary, 30 June 2016

Guardian sinks into gutter on Corbyn – again, Jonathan Cook Blog, 30 June 2016

BREXIT and disintegrating civilisations by Mary Kaldor, openDemocracy, 29 June 2016

After Brexit, a time for new thinking by Paul Rogers, openDemocracy, 29 June 2016

Following Brexit, Britain's Foreign Policy Elite is having a Breakdown by Alexander Mercouris, The Duran, 29 JUne 2016

‘Brexit' and the Democracy Myth by Daniel Lazare, Consortiumnews.com, 29 June 2016

The UN declares the UK's austerity policies in breach of international human rights obligations by Anna Leszkiewicz, New Statesman, 29 June 2016

Brexit Protests Build as Voters Hope Unity is Still Possible by Nadia Prupis, Common Dreams, 29 June 2016

Owen Jones, Jeremy Corbyn and England by Anthony Barnett, openDemocracy, 28 June 2016

Farage is now Britain's face at the EU: petty, unlovable, essentially terrified by Marina Hyde, The Guardian, 28 June 2016

After a campaign scarred by bigotry, it’s become OK to be racist in Britain by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 28 June 2016

The global order is dying. But it’s an illusion to think Britain can survive without the EU by Paul Mason, The Guardian, 27 June 2016

Making Sense of Brexit: Paul Mason on Britain's Growing Economic & Political Crisis, Democracy Now! 27 June 2016 (video and transcript)

Too many heads stuck in the sand on Brexit, Jonathan Cook Blog, 27 June 2016

How Western Military Interventions Shaped the Brexit Vote by Gregory Wilpert and Michael Hudson, CounterPunch, 27 June 2016

Brexit and the diseased liberal mind, Jonathan Cook Blog, 26 June 2016

The Brexit Shock – Now All Is Up in the Air! by Jan Oberg, Inter Press Service, 26 June 2016

Let’s look the Brexit dangers in the eye by Gabriel Levy, People and Nature, 25 June 2016

After the referendum: what we can do by Ewa Jasiewicz, People and Nature, 25 June 2016

Brexit fantasy is about to come crashing down by Fintan O'Toole, The Irish Times, 25 June 2016

Britain is not a rainy, fascist island – here’s my plan for ProgrExit by Paul Mason, The Guardian, 25 June 2016

Israel should be deeply disturbed by the Brexit vote by Jonathan Cook, Mondoweiss, 25 June 2016

The Day After by James Galbraith, DiEM25, 25 June 2016

From Iraq to The Brexit Referendum: Tony Blair’s Toxic Legacy. Yes, He Should Stand Trial for War Crimes by Felicity Arbuthnot, Global Research, 24 June 2016

Brexit to hell by Vanessa Baird, New Internationalist, 24 June 2016

Refugees and Migrants Wake Up to Brexit and Brace for What Comes Next by Sarah Lazare, AlterNet, 24 June 2016

There Is a Small but Real Possibility That Brexit Will Never Happen by Joshua Keating, Slate, 24 June 2016

Why the UK Said Bye Bye to the EU by Pepe Escobar, CounterPunch, 24 June 2016

Brexit won’t shield Britain from the horror of a disintegrating EU by Yanis Varoufakis, The Guardian, 24 June 2016

EU Authorities Should Pledge to Assure a Smooth Transition, Abandon Threats and Punishment, and Change Failed Economic Policies in Europe by Mark Weisbrot, CEPR, 24 June 2016

The sky has not fallen after Brexit but we face years of hard labour by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, The Telegraph, 24 June 2016

After Brexit, European Left Calls for 'Massive Political Opposition' by Nadia Prupis, Common Dreams, 24 June 2016

Parting Is Such Sweet Joy: Brexit Prevails! by Binoy Kampmark, CounterPunch, 24 June 2016

An unprecedented act of self-sabotage by Benjamin Ramm, openDemocracy, 24 June 2016

How did UK end up voting to leave the European Union? by Rowena Mason, The Guardian, 24 June 2016

EU referendum result: Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness calls for border poll on united Ireland after Brexit by Siobhan Fenton, Independent, 24 June 2016

Derailing Chilcot: The red herring of post-war planning in Iraq by Ian Sinclair, Middle East Eye, 23 June 2016

Your EU vote is crucial because it won't count, Jonathan Cook Blog, 23 June 2016

Brexit Referendum Is Non-Binding. UK Parliament Not Voters has Final Say by Stephen Lendman, Global Research, 23 June 2016

The UK is now two nations, staring across a political chasm by John Harris, The Guardian, 23 June 2016

‘Brexit’ might be the wake-up call Europe needs by Mark Weisbrot, ZNet, 22 June 2016

Is another Europe possible? Joe Guinan and Thomas M. Hanna, openDemocracy, 21 June 2016

The shocking waste of cash even leavers won’t condemn by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 21 June 2016

Brexit is a fake revolt – working-class culture is being hijacked to help the elite by Paul Mason, The Guardian, 20 June 2016

The progressive argument for leaving the EU is not being heard by Larry Elliott, The Guardian, 19 June 2016

Brexit is being driven by English nationalism. And it will end in self-rule by Fintan O'Toole, The Observer, 19 June 2016

Jo Cox's bereaved husband says mainstream politicians are legitimising extremist anti-immigrant views by Jon Stone, Independent, 18 June 2016

Jo Cox: grief and shock over death of 'Labour MP with huge compassion' by Robert Booth, Vikram Dodd, Nazia Parveen and Helen Pidd, The Guardian, 17 June 2016

Britain is in the midst of a working-class revolt by John Harris, The Guardian, 17 June 2016

From Great Britain to Little England by Neal Ascherson, International New York Times, 16 June 2016

Norwegian model: realities for country Brexiters want to follow by Patrick Wintour, The Guardian, 16 June 2016

The EU Referendum: The Case for a Socialist Yes Vote by John Palmer, The Bullet, 16 June 2016

Why Global Capital Fears ‘Brexit' by Helena Norberg-Hodge, Rupert Read, Thomas Wallgren, Common Dreams, 15 June 2016

The European Union is the worst choice – apart from the alternative by George Monbiot, The Guardian, 15 June 2016

More freeloaders than free market. How Britain bails out the business chiefs by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 14 June 2016

Britain needs to have a word with itself about immigration by Jeremy Fox, openDemocracy, 14 June 2016

Peter Oborne's "Not the Chilcot Report": a review by Paul Rogers, openDemocracy, 9 June 2016

The Iraq Chilcot Inquiry, "Apology" from "Alleged" War Criminal Tony Blair. UK Government Shameful U-Turn by Felicity Arbuthnot, Information Clearing House, 7 June 2016

War Criminal Tony Blair’s “Manic Diversionary Tactics”: Is the UK’s Iraq Inquiry Set to “Savage” Tony Blair? by Felicity Arbuthnot, Global Research, 5 June 2016

It's England's Brexit by Anthony Barnett, openDemocracy, 4 June 2016

Jeremy Corbyn Can Stop The March Of The Anti-European Right by John Palmer, Social Europe, 2 June 2016

At last, Jeremy Corbyn gets the biography he deserves by Liam Young, New Statesman, 31 May 2016

UK is the most corrupt country in the world, says mafia expert Roberto Saviano by Peter Yeung, Independent, 30 May 2016

Blair, not Corbyn was dangerous experiment by Jonathan Cook, The Blog from Nazareth, 28 May 2016

The long history of Labour's missing oomph by Anthony Barnett, openDemocracy, 26 May 2016

Is the UK's Iraq Inquiry Set to “Savage” Tony Blair? by Felicity Arbuthnot, Global Research, 25 May 2016

Cheerleader for US Aggression, Pushing the World to the Nuclear Brink by Colin Todhunter, CounterPunch, 24 May 2016

Labour to open re-education camps? by Jonathan Cook, The Blog from Nazareth, 18 May 2016

Britain should stop trying to pretend that its empire was benevolent by Alan Lester, The Conversation, 13 May 2016

Recipe for disaster by Tony Greenstein, Weekly Worker, 12 May 2016

Corruption can no longer be dismissed as a developing world problem by Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 10 May 2016

How Opponents of U.K. Labour Leader Corbyn Advanced a Political Coup With Antisemitism Smears by Max Blumenthal, AlterNet, 6 May 2016

Labour is one step away from book-burning by Jonathan Cook, The Blog from Nazareth, 6 May 2016

The American Jewish scholar behind Labour's ‘antisemitism' scandal breaks his silence by Jamie Stern-Weiner and Norman Finkelstein, openDemocracy, 3 May 2016

The sickening campaign to silence Corbyn and the Left by exploiting victims of the Holocaust by Kerry-anne Mendoza, The Canary, 28 April 2016

The New McCarthyism – The “Anti-Semitism” Hysteria Gripping the UK by Craig Murray, craigmurray.org.uk, 22 April 2016

'Ditch Dodgy Dave': Anti-Austerity Protest Brings 150,000 to the Streets of London, Common Dreams, 16 April 2016

Latest Corbyn hit-piece: he earns MP's salary by Jonathan Cook, The Blog from Nazareth, 13 April 2016

A Storm Is Brewing in London by Gilbert Doctorow, Russia Insider, 10 April 2016

Britain is the Heart and Soul of Global Tax Evasion by Dan Glazebrook, CounterPunch, 8 April 2016

“Left-wing” Trident? You’re having a laugh by Gabriel Levy, People and Nature, 8 April 2016

David Cameron left dangerously exposed by Panama Papers fallout by Ewen MacAskill, Rowena Mason, David Pegg and Holy Watt, The Guardian, 5 April 2016

Disgraceful BBC Panorama Propaganda Hides Grim Truth About Britain by Craig Murray, craigmurray.org.uk, 4 April 2016

A Long Way to Go by Jeremy Corbyn, Jacobin, March 2016

UK Austerity: Save the Rich, Cut the Disabled, Punish the Poor by Preeti Kaur, teleSUR, 21 March 2016

On this day in 1984: start of year-long UK miners' strike by ROAR Collective, ROAR, 6 March 2016

Tens of Thousands Join UK Anti-Nuke Demo Billed as Biggest in Generation by Deirdre Fulton, Common Dreams, 27 February 2016

Scrapping Trident and transitioning to a nuclear-free world by Rajesh Makwana, Share, 26 February 2016

Israel boycott ban: Shunning Israeli goods to become criminal offence for public bodies and student unions by Oliver Wright, Independent, 14 February 2016

Cameron is sowing the seeds of fascism by Dan Glazebrook, RT, 6 February 2016

Winston Churchill: Britain's Greatest Briton Left a Legacy of Global Conflict and Crimes Against Humanity by Garikai Chengu, CounterPunch, 25 January 2016

Jeremy Corbyn has finally brought left wing ideas in from the cold by Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Independent, 18 January 2016

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