Sharon Graham's win isn't about who's "more left"—it's about who can actually deliver for workers.
Her first term brought historic dispute wins. She's committed to giving members a real vote on Labour affiliation. And she understands that building industrial power matters more than academic posturing.
The other campaign? More strike-averse. More treading water.
We need organising, not optics. Sharon Graham is the leader to make that happen.✊
#SharonGraham #UniteTheUnion #WorkersPower
I went to the Durham Miners' Gala and ended up chatting with a bunch of people.
Everyone from everyday attendees and trade unionists to @jeremycorbyn himself.
I wanted to get their honest thoughts on where British politics is at right now, and what needs to happen next.
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Another fantastic Durham Gala.
Wonderful meeting lots of like minded people on the march and at our stall.
Plenty of footage to follow ✊️
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Is the trade union movement effectively bankrolling its own austerity?
In the latest Trade Union Talk, we sit down with Mark Rowe to expose the massive cracks in the Labour-Union link. From the anger amongst rank and file trade unionists, to Andy Burnham’s Makersfield gamble, the Westminster consensus is facing a reckoning.
But the biggest shockwave? Polling shows Labour and Reform UK are TIED at 28% of the union vote. Why are rank-and-file members of Unite and GMB flocking to Farage? And why is union leadership suppressing the vote to disaffiliate?
Watch the full hard-hitting episode now
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The state of the country isn't much of a surprise when the youth unemployment crisis is ignored while companies are paid to bring in foreign workers.
Spend that money on training up the million young people who are NEET and get them working on national infrastructure projects.
Rachel Reeves will reimburse British firms £5,000 per foreign worker in a bid to make the country more attractive despite the UK’s growing youth unemployment crisis
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🔴 LIVE TODAY – SHOW 179: THE BREAKING CONSENSUS
Join us today as we discuss Britain's growing political divide, social cohesion, the Southampton protests, the Brit Card, Ukraine, Russia, Iran, Gaza, and the future direction of the UK with special guest Mark Belshaw of the Workers Party of Britain.
🕓 Minsk – 4:00 PM
🕑 London – 2:00 PM
🕘 New York – 9:00 AM
🕚 Sydney – 11:00 PM
📺 Watch live: https://t.co/kul1Ia2AR1
LIVE SHOW 179 – THE BREAKING CONSENSUS
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📅 Sunday 7th June
🕓 Minsk – 4:00 PM
🕑 London – 2:00 PM
🕘 New York – 9:00 AM
🕚 Sydney – 11:00 PM
For decades Britain has been governed by a political, economic, and foreign policy consensus that survived changes of government, changes of leaders, and changes of party.
But is that consensus finally beginning to break?
This Sunday, joining us live is Mark Belshaw, campaigner with the Workers Party of Britain, as we examine some of the biggest issues facing Britain today.
We'll discuss:
▪️ The growing disconnect between Westminster and ordinary voters
▪️ Britain's shrinking political choices
▪️ Migration, social cohesion, and public trust
▪️ The Southampton protests and the crisis of confidence in institutions
▪️ The proposed Brit Card digital identity system
▪️ Britain, Ukraine, Russia, Iran, Gaza, and the future of British foreign policy
▪️ Reindustrialisation and rebuilding the British economy
▪️ Whether Britain is approaching a political realignment
At a time when many of the assumptions that have shaped Britain for decades are being challenged, we'll ask a simple question:
What happens when the public stops believing the consensus?
🎙 Guest: Mark Belshaw – Workers Party of Britain
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LIVE SHOW 179
THE BREAKING CONSENSUS
Net Zero mania, rampant profiteering and the proxy war on Russia have sent our energy costs spiralling.
Only we would STOP all three to help industry, businesses and working people.
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Live Show 179 – THE BREAKING CONSENSUS starts Sunday.
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Now that the results are in, I wanted to take a moment to say a massive thank you to every single person who supported my campaign. To everyone who voted, knocked on doors, and cheered me on.
But this isn't the finish line. We’ve started vital conversations and built a foundation that will springboard our party to new heights in the local area.
Thank you for believing in the vision. This is just the beginning!
*ELECTION DAY: Polls Open at 07:00 AM*
Good morning #teamgb. Today is Election Day, and the future of our community is in your hands.
Tell those who head to the polling station today to please cast their votes for WORKERS. Let’s work together for a stronger future.
AND please! remind them to take ID with them.
This May Day we remember the 350,000+ British workers murdered by 'austerity', the thousands locked up as 'terrorists'. We remember who the enemy is and we remember this is a class war waged by finance capital. The old world is dying, and the new world is struggling to be born.
BIRMINGHAM BINS
🟢The deal mirroring the @acasorguk ballpark agreement means that workers would get not six months cushion from the impacts of the job evaluation process but a minimum of two years.
🟢Striking agency workers with 12 months plus of employment on the contract will be offered a path to permanent employment.
🟢Disciplinary issues will be quashed and the gross misconduct issue reviewed.
🟢For pension purposes the dispute will be treated as authorised absence.
🟢Legal action on both sides will be ended.
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The Iran war has helped BP double its profits to nearly $3.2bn in the first three months of 2026!
While ordinary people pay huge price hikes at the pumps, the tills and the bills.
“Ministers must take steps to halt unfettered profiteering now while there is still time to stop it hurting working people” urges @UniteSharon