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Since Labour reclaimed power last summer, the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has borne the brunt of much of the criticism directed towards the government. The decisions to scrap winter fuel payments and inheritance tax exemptions on farms struck deep; this was an electorate unprepared for such change and a media that underestimated the UK’s first female occupant of the role being so combative right from the onset. This front-footedness prompted a swift response. Hacks bayed
Tom Watkins
Dec 16, 20255 min read


‘Turning Left’: Mamdani, Polanski, and the Grassroots Renewal of Hope
“Turn the volume up!” was the emphatic cry from Zohran Mamdani to (a likely enraged) Donald Trump as he celebrated his victory in New York City’s 2025 mayoral election. Mamdani, who rode a wave of grounded progressivism rooted in affordability all the way to City Hall, could not have chosen a more apt phrase to mark the moment. As he left the stage to the Bollywood classic Dhoom Machale, it became strikingly clear that it is indeed time to turn the volume up on the potentia
Tom Lowe
Nov 11, 20254 min read


The New Left’s Pillars of Salt and Sand
For context, ‘new left’ encompasses both the recently formed Your Party and the revitalised Green Party under Zack Polanski. At the moment, these two separate parties have even been campaigning side-by-side, in a somewhat wholesome, but more so politically disconcerting joint campaigning effort that won’t last ten minutes. They appear tethered in a codependent manner, comparable to the graphic horror of Michael Shank’s Together , though they are distinct political entities w
Cianan Sheekey
Nov 6, 20253 min read


How Zack Polanski And Zohran Mamdani Transformed What It Means To Be A Left-Wing Politician
Newly elected leader of the Green Party, Zack Polanksi, has taken British politics by storm. The self-proclaimed ‘eco-populist’ has resurrected the Green Party’s reputation amongst voters and driven the Greens’ takeover of the Conservatives as the third largest political party in the UK. And it’s not only membership that has spiked; broadcast coverage of the Greens has increased by 44% since early September. With the party currently holding just four seats in the House of Co
Kara Evans
Nov 4, 20254 min read


In conversation with Natalie Bennett
In the 2015 General Election, Natalie Bennett led the Green Party of England and Wales to their highest-ever vote count, getting more...
Cyrus Larcombe-Moore
Jan 17, 202428 min read
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