By Ray Goodspeed Last Tuesday evening saw extraordinary scenes in Parliament as Starmer, Reeves and Kendall were forced to remove huge chunks of their proposed
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The Reality of Birth Rates
By Joe Langabeer In the past few years, we have seen a flurry of news articles and political commentators discussing declining birth rates across the
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Thames Water: ruined by private profit.
By Mike Kennard Everybody knows that the private sector is much more efficient than the creaky old bureaucratic nationalised industries don’t they? The Thatcherite promise
By John Pickard What do the numbers 2.4 trillion and 1.5 have in common? The answer is that although both are important in specific instances,
Report by Andy Ford, Chair Unite NW Health Committee The Socialist Health Association (SHA) meeting on June 3, in the venerable Mechanics Hall in Manchester,
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Artificial intelligence: a technological and imperialist struggle
By Gauthier Hordel, of La Riposte During the Cold War, the conquest of space was one of the areas where the rivalry between the USSR
By Andy Ford, Unite NHS rep Obesity is one of the major causes of health problems in Britain, Europe and the USA, and many countries
By Andy Ford, biomedical scientist Autism, and the apparent rise in the numbers of autistic children, has become a political issue, thanks to the remarks
By UNISON health delegate, supporter of Time for Real Change Although the union leadership are trying to put a brave face on things, in reporting
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
