The leaders of three of the main NHS unions in the pay dispute are badly letting down their members by recommending acceptance of a deal
Category: Editorial
Hundreds of thousands of workers took strike action on Wednesday, Budget Day. Protesting against the relentless erosion of their living standards, strikers included rail workers,
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’
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: socialist policies, not secret Labour talks with Tories!
The Labour Party leadership should not be indulging in secret discussions with the Tories over Brexit. We have come to expect little in the way
Editorial: an important milestone in modern British politics
Wednesday sees an important milestone in modern UK politics. With a one-day strike coordinated by the TUC, involving several unions whose members have already balloted
Keir Starmer and Shadow Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, were in the Swiss resort of Davos this week, rubbing shoulders with the world’s super-rich and their political
One of the most important domestic political issues at the moment, if not the most important, is the dire state of the National Health Service.
Editorial: nurses have public support in their strike
In taking on NHS nurses who are trying to get a decent pay rise, the Tories may have bitten off more than they can chew,
Editorial: Chester by-election goes unreported
The by-election in the parliamentary constituency of Chester last Thursday went largely unreported by the media. But it resulted in a big increase in the
