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The article focuses on a public petition against Tony Blair being given a knighthood as at the time of writing it had received several million signatures. Topics include considered that despite widespread disdain for Blair and the political subversion he represents, the UK Labour Party is once again subject to neoliberal capture.

There are reasons other than those cited by Helen Lewis to regard 'centrist' as a vague and bloody useless term (Out of the Ordinary, 13 October). In the 1980s there [...]

Robert Webb makes a grand gesture of re-joining Labour as an example of democracy in action. However, shouldn't he check that the organisation he is joining is, in fact, democratic? [...]

The NS Leader (30 January) quotes the US senator Bernie Sanders as saying that the UK, with its aristocracy, 'is a class society'. However, when I was young, the UK [...]

I enjoyed Jason Cowley's article 'A shattered union' (12 September). However, he mentions, when paraphrasing the Gordon Brown speech, 'the fallen of the First World War, English, Scots, Welsh and [...]

It is part of the tragedy of our times that serial reactionary controversialists such as David Selbourne (NS Essay, 18 July) can always get print space while genuine alternative thought [...]

Well done to Laurie Penny (In the Red, 13 February). I'm glad I am not the only one who has noted to what depths Andrew Marr's toadying, pro-establishment journalism has [...]

I suppose, after Iraq and numerous attacks on the party's social base, I should not be surprised at what new Labour will stoop to ('Blunkett is coming back', 15 December). [...]