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Labour history
Glasgow band’s new song demands justice for Scotland’s first working-class martyrs
The Tenementals’ new single tells the story of the Calton weavers, shot dead by troops in 1787. It backs a campaign to strip army officers of their civic honours and restore the weavers’ neglected graves.
Leading Labour: a Radio 4-grade history that stays inside Westminster
From Attlee to Corbyn via Blair's “double shuffle”, Izzy Conn’s podcast series is sharper and better resourced than most left media can afford. Clive Hedges finds a lot to admire, along with a Westminster-shaped blind spot or two.
Tyneside’s forgotten uprising: how workers took on the state in 1926
Playwright Ed Waugh takes to Newcastle City Library this month to tell the story the school curriculum leaves out – how Tyneside’s rank and file organised against the state during the General Strike.
