By Maureen Wade, chair, Birmingham UNISON retired members section. This month sees the fiftieth anniversary of the beginning of the Grunwick strike, and it is
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Ed Waugh’s play goes down a storm in Belfast
Report by John Pickard The key task for all socialists and trade unionists in Northern Ireland today is to build workers’ unity in the face
By Joe Langabeer Currently streaming on HBO Max, The Pitt is a medical drama exposing the brutal daily life of an emergency department in Pittsburgh.
By Joe Langabeer Final Fantasy VII was, and continues to be, one of the most influential video games in the recent history of the industry.
By Joe Langabeer Last year was the 250th birthday of Jane Austen. Because of this, I decided to read one of Austen’s works for the
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Book review: the real women in M*A*S*H
By John Pickard M*A*S*H was a film, later turned into a popular TV series, that was broadcast from 1972 to 1983. It was based on a
By Joe Langabeer The Boys is currently in its final season on Amazon Prime. It is based on the Garth Ennis comic books of the
By Michael Roberts This post reviews some recent economics books published by various authors, both Marxist and non-Marxist. Capitalism – a global history by Sven
By Michael Roberts Professor David Harvey is a highly influential Marxist geographer and economic theorist whose work spans several decades. He is the author of
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Andrzej Wajda: Giant of European cinema
ANDY FORD looks at the life and works of this remarkable film maker. Polish film maker, Andrzej Wajda, was born 100 years ago, in March
