This review by @patrickkmaguire is at once a very funny portrait of Your Party's perpetual nightmare and a genuinely serious engagement – more serious than one would get from any other Murdoch journalist – with the state of the British left. https://t.co/TttDiTWbZe

'The center of power, moral and institutional, might be changing. And those who right now seem above accountability might someday have to face it.' My interview with @OborneTweets about his explosive new book on Britain's complicity in the Gaza genocide: https://t.co/47NfhIy8Ay

For today's Guardian – on what Tony Blair might hope to gain from becoming viceroy of Gaza, and how his misnamed 'peace plan' reflects the convergence of Blairism and Trumpism: https://t.co/42mMmmjrIo

It's been a while since I've published anything, except on Twitter. This is about how the new left party won't learn any useful lessons from Corbynism if it gets its history all wrong and misidentifies the villains. In more than 280 characters. https://t.co/zO4ZFD1ilG

The latest in the Your Party series is now live: Alex Nunns (@alexnunns) on the lessons from the Corbyn years, and why the liberation from Labourism will bring new opportunities and constraints. More interviews with key figures in YP to follow! https://t.co/FlUbyatZ4Y

At this year's @TWT_NOW we'll be organising a series of public assemblies on the new left party, with the aim of shaping a collective political strategy. We're inviting written submissions ahead of the events. More info here 👇 https://t.co/v1IUjEs6xS

What @zarahsultana says here – that Labour shouldn't have caved to the pressure around IHRA in 2018 – is hardly a controversial position on the left. Nor is it an attack on Corbyn; it is a defence of his principled stance, against those who ultimately succeeded in undermining it.

Worth a read

I'm in today's Guardian, writing about the horrifying and increasingly plausible prospect of a Wes Streeting prime ministership: https://t.co/BQMSA0MS3X

The new left party must be different: member-led, shaped by the people it serves, honouring and learning from the past, and building the future. I spoke to @oliver_eagleton and the @NewLeftReview: https://t.co/DOyZ97kmHo

My interview with Zarah Sultana (@zarahsultana) on the new left party — how it can create a mass political culture to remake Britain, and how everyone can get involved: https://t.co/YrId8ThyHr

Excellent series in Sidecar from @NewLeftReview on the New Left Party led by @zarahsultana and @jeremycorbyn. The first interview by @Oliver_Eagleton was with @schneiderhome and now the next with Andrew Murray, who has the best line: 'Socialists can shape struggles but not suck

The next instalment in this Sidecar series on Britain's new left party – an interview with Andrew Murray on its political priorities, its relationship to popular power, the perils of both centralism and movementism, and more: https://t.co/AT6qd8vvP2

A quick explainer on some of the new party's unresolved strategic debates, which have so far been taking place among a closed circle, but are (hopefully) soon to be hashed out in a democratic forum: https://t.co/azrd7FS2op

This is the deepest analysis of the political present I have read in ages. A short article, worth dozens of long-winded books. Whatever your outlook, don’t miss it.

It’s finally here. We will build our party together. But into what, how and for what purpose? I discussed that all with @Oliver_Eagleton. https://t.co/TiToZAfKeg

Interviewed James Schneider (@schneiderhome) on his vision for the new left party: its politics, strategy, structures – and how it can build popular power in Britain. Everyone get ready! Now's the moment!! https://t.co/dWn8MErrn5

From this week's @NewStatesman, on the contemporary legacies of New Labourism, as an ideology that eroded the domestic authority of the British state while violently asserting it overseas: https://t.co/uYZppUxROT

And finally, on why there's no shame in being 'lyrical and romantic':

Why we need to provoke culture wars as well as fighting on the economic front: