By Andy Ford (Unite member, candidate for health section of Unite NEC) NHS scientists are crucial to healthcare in the UK. Although they make up
Category: Britain
UK economy: still winter, not spring
By Michael Roberts Today, Britain’s Labour Chancellor (finance minister) Rachel Reeves presented her Spring Statement on government spending plans for the next few years. She
Editorial: the Gorton and Denton by-election
It is difficult to find the words to describe the seismic significance of the Green Party victory in the Gorton and Denton by-election. It is
Editorial: Epstein shows the degeneracy and greed at the top
From the point of view of the broad sweep of history, people like Jeffrey Epstein, Peter Mandelson, and Prince Andrew are ‘accidental’ figures. They are
By Joe Langabeer Industry, a co-production between the BBC and HBO, is a drama that examines the chaotic and corrupt lives of young bankers working
Editorial: Mandelson’s rich lifestyle not unique to Labour’s right wing
Peter Mandelson has lit the fuse that will finally blow up the Starmer Labour leadership, although we don’t know quite yet how long the fuse
End of Empire: the 1946 RAF strike – part two
Part II: From ‘Best Blue’ to Red Air Force The final part of an article by By CAIN O’MAHONY. The first part can be read
The British working class today and future perspectives
By Steve McKenzie – Unite Community (Lewisham, Greenwich and Bexley) Establishing the true nature and position of the British working class today is not an
USDAW members fighting fire and re-hire
By Andy Ford The latest TUC circular to union reps describes the Employment Rights Act 2025 – which has now received ‘Royal Assent’ – as
A Marxist response to the Bennite left, 1986: part two
Left Horizons introduction: This is the second part of Ted Grant’s reply to the policy statement (manifesto) of Chesterfield CLP, a left Labour Party influence
