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Burnham, the bankers, and broken Britain: Why we need a revolution

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By Adam Booth
| The Communist
Summer is in full swing. The end of last month saw a heatwave, with record temperatures across the country. And further sunny spells are forecast in the coming weeks. Yet conditions in Westminster are veritably frozen. British politics has been in a state of suspended animation for the past month, since the dust settled on the May elections.
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Britain: May elections 2026 – a funeral for the two-party system

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By Adam Booth
| In Defence of Marxism
Nationalists. Populists. Insurgents. Independents. None of the above. These were the assorted winners of Britain's May elections. [Originally published at communist.red] The losers? The upholders and former beneficiaries of Britain’s crumbling two-party system: Labour and the Tories. The biggest loser of all is ‘Sir’ Keir Starmer, the establishment’s loyal – but hated and hapless – servant, whose premiership now hangs by a thread.
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May elections 2026: A funeral for the two-party system

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By Adam Booth
| The Communist
Nationalists. Populists. Insurgents. Independents. None of the above. These were the assorted winners of yesterday’s May elections. The losers? The upholders and former beneficiaries of Britain’s crumbling two-party system: Labour and the Tories. The biggest loser of all is ‘Sir’ Keir Starmer, the establishment’s loyal – but hated and hapless – servant, whose premiership now hangs by a thread.
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