The elections taking place tomorrow, May 1, will mark the lowest point so far of the worst leadership the Labour Party has had in its
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The recent judgement of the Supreme Court in favour of an appeal from the anti-trans activist group For Women Scotland has sent shock waves through
By Andy Ford, Warrington Trades Council The Government taking control of the Scunthorpe steel plant has once again exposes the sorry record of British capitalism.
By an NHS shop steward Labour have chosen to make ‘fixing’ the NHS one of their main planks for the forthcoming local elections, with a
Reviewed by Joe Langabeer Stacey Dooley, a journalist known for creating documentaries about humanity and societal affairs for the BBC, has recently launched a new
By Joe Langabeer Every couple of years, we see a phrase enter the pantheon of political discourse that is jumped on by both politicians and
By Andy Ford, Warrington Trades Council On paper, the Runcorn and Helsby by-election should be a walk in the park for Labour. The Party holds
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Editorial: trade unions must fight seriously against Labour austerity
There can be no argument after Rachel Reeves’ Spring budget statement, that the Starmer government has moved decisively in the direction of austerity, even if
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UK: still Winter, no sign of Spring
By Michael Roberts The UK government’s Spring statement on spending was as expected – really awful. First, Chancellor Rachel Reeves had to accept that the
The Socialist Health Association released the following statement after Rachel Reeves’ Spring budget statement: Last year, the Socialist Health Association campaigned throughout the country to
