Apart from the right wing of the Labour Party, most political commentators have poured scorn on Keir Starmer’s latest relaunch, when he issued five ‘missions’
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By Sue Denham Audrey White’s dispute with Lady at Lord John Liverpool, 1983 Forty years ago, a clothing shop manager in Liverpool, Audrey White, took
The war in Ukraine is entering its second year. It has led to enormous loss of life on both sides, among civilians and combatants, and
[Editorial note: A month ago, unreported by the mainstream media, the Socialist Health Association issued a press release slamming the statement of Wes Streeting, Shadow
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By Rhys Jameson The Tories continued commitment to Neoliberalism cannot be faulted. Not content with driving down wages and conditions for the working class, they
[with the Israeli elections taking place tomorrow, November 1, we are republishing this circular from the Executive Director of B’Tselem] With Israelis gearing up for
By Andy Ford, Unite rep, North West The idea of the UK as a ‘Singapore’ off the coast of Europe, with light regulation and high growth,
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Climate change – on track for 2.6 degrees
By John Pickard In two weeks’ time, COP27 will open in Sharm El Sheik, Egypt. It is a year since COP26 was held in Glasgow
