Great British Energy: Labour putting public profits into private hands
Labour has announced a supposedly publicly-owned new energy company - Great British Energy. Only, the private sector is the real winner.| Canary
Labour has announced a supposedly publicly-owned new energy company - Great British Energy. Only, the private sector is the real winner.| Canary
In the second article of a series, Canary guest author Samantha Asumadu looks at anti-protest laws and talks to activists affected| Canary
Canary guest author Samantha Asumadu takes a look at Labour's entrenched racism and wonders when it will all end| Canary
Keir Starmer has overriden local democracy to purge progressive candidates. This is in line with his membership of the Trilateral Commission| Canary
Without some U-turns, Starmer’s popularity will continue to decline, and hard-right Labour vultures will swoop. Anyone got a lettuce?| Canary
Starmer is moving forward with his anti-democratic reforms for Labour as his team reiterates plans to strip members of the leadership vote| Canary
As Labour Party panders to right-wing fascists in the wake of the UK race riots, a migrant rights non-profit has exposed its latest plans| Canary
One of the small pleasures in life is post-election laughing at desperate Tories - and Thérèse Coffey and Mel Stride have given us that| Canary
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has backed Starmer for prime minister and his firm sits on Labour's new British Infrastructure Council| Canary
The consultation on the Tories' controversial DWP PIP benefits reforms closes in a week. As it stands, Labour hasn't committed to scrap it.| Canary
Lynn! Lynn! I've got myself into an analogy cul-de-sac and can't get out!| Canary
Labour's Jon Ashworth has joined the ranks of being a member of the occasional Canary series "Labour politicians running from the public"| Canary
BBC political editor Chris Mason's admission of his 'client journalism' for a billionaire-backed Labour Party is nothing new, nor surprising.| Canary
Starmer suspended seven of his own Labour MPs for voting to scrap the two-child benefit cap. Meanwhile, the King is getting £45m more.| Canary
An article on a DWP Universal Credit benefits change under the new Labour government shows the corporate media clickbait machine at work| Canary
Labour Against Antisemitism (LAAS) has called for Labour Norwich South MP Clive Lewis's expulsion from the party| Canary
At the end of the day, it serves the rich much better for there to be riots not revolution - because guess who benefits?| Canary
