Analysis

Jeremy Corbyn - Fact and fiction

JC editor Stephen Pollard takes apart claims by the leader and Labour's General Secretary Jennie Formby

Corbyn’s meeting with PFLP-GC official signalled his rejection of two states

The fact the future Labour leader met representatives of Palestinian rejectionist factions is further evidence of his fundamentalism on the issue, writes Colin Shindler

Some polling could be failing to pick up the Jewish shift against Labour

Data scientist Dr Abigail Lebrecht explores how these extraordinary time for the community affects how it will vote

Israeli Palestinian peace unlikely

Dangerous lure of the modern populist parties

Populism threatens our democracy, writes David Hirsh

How Corbyn could reach Number 10

The polls seem to indicate that Labour will struggle to win. But their volatility means it is impossible to predict with any certainty what will happen. Here we examine how Mr Corbyn could end up as prime minister after the election.

In an age of extremism, Sara Khan's report on extremism report is on a tonic

A survey of the activities of the far left, far right and Islamists in Britain crucially puts 'hate' at the heart of its definition of extremism, writes David Toube

In an age of extremism, this government report is a tonic

An official survey of the activities of the far left, far right and Islamists in Britain today crucially puts ‘hate’ at the heart of its definition of extremism

Ideological myopia has delivered hate

Any understanding of antisemitism on the left must start with anti-Zionism and how it evolved alongside the rise and fall of the USSR, decolonisation and Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, says Colin Shindler