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Is the Green party really Britain’s most democratic party?
The Greens like to present themselves as more democratic than their rivals. Look past conference and the picture is far messier, says Andrew Hedges.
Andrew Hedges
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Politics
Brighton or bust: can the Greens stay radical and still grow up?
Andy Walker
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Politics
Root & Branch brings its left organising platform to Green conference
Gemma Thornton
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Politics
“Support doesn’t mean subservience” – Labour left backs Burnham but vows to hold him to account
Andy Walker
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Culture
Hit play about wartime women footballers returns
Left Field reporters
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UK
Burnham promises to break with 40 years of failure. Now he has to mean it
Andy Walker
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BBC heading for avoidable ‘doom spiral’ with constant cuts, says NUJ
Left Field union desk
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Burnham’s national care service is the right idea, so why wait?
Daniel Emmett-Gulliver
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Our celebration of the people’s victory over fascism unites our communities
Cable Street 90
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Young people hand CVs to a cardboard Burnham in climate jobs protest
Andy Walker
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Unite welcomes TfL plan to bring London buses back into public hands
Left Field union desk
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What’s left of Burnham’s promise?
Andy Walker
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Rent controls won’t wreck landlords, but record rents are wrecking renters
Left Field staff writers
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World
New US watchdog briefing tracks Trump’s crisis, week by week
Left Field news desk
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Heat plans won’t save us while fossil fuels stay untouched
Rob Dyer
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Allez les Bleus, Allez la Gauche: Mélenchon’s France shirt is a masterstroke
International editors
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Trust in news collapses to record low over biased coverage
Andy Walker
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No longer someone else’s problem: Europe burns while governments rearm
Will McMahon
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NATO plotted war in Ankara while the heat kills tens of thousands at home
Brian Green
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Tens of thousands march in Brussels against austerity and cuts
International editors
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On Iran, don’t trust the experts
Harry Cross
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