This month marks the 75th anniversary of the partition of ‘British’ India, an event accompanied by enormous hardship and loss of life, as the subcontinent
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It was bound to happen, given the biggest hit on living standards since the Second World War. There is a growing and spontaneous mass movement
By John Pickard Labour Party officials have expelled a respected councillor and long-standing Labour member in Carlisle for innocuous Facebook comments. After a life-time supporting
By Hagai El-Ad B’Tselem Executive Director In late June – as always, with High Court approval – Israeli troops were sent to train for several
By Antje Joel [Editorial note: Antje Joel, author of A Good Beating – An Everyday Story of Domestic Violence, describes the background to her book.
Interview by Andy Ford Labour’s loss of the ‘Red Wall’, dozens of formerly safe seats in the North and Midlands, was a key part of
Always behind the living experience of working class people, the Bank of England now admits that inflation is heading towards 13 per cent by the
By Richard Mellor in California The last time I was part of my local’s bargaining team, in the late 1990s, we made it clear to
By Gauthier Hordel of La Riposte Since the middle of 2021, inflation has continued to rise “uncontrollably”. This increase has very serious consequences for the stability
By a CWU member The result of the ballot of CWU members in Royal Mail against a pay imposition of 2% gave an overwhelming vote
