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By Umar Shahid As the eyes of the whole world are on the US-led war on Iran, a conflict between two neighbouring countries has entered its deadliestRead More

By Cain O’Mahony Despite a £265,000 fine on Unite for breaking an injunction, there is no let-up in the fight by the Birmingham bin workers to protectRead More

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 1926. HisRead More

By John Pickard It was a very positive development for five affiliated union general secretaries and over twenty five Labour MPs to put their name to aRead More

Gray Allan, Falkirk East & Linlithgow CLP Friday February 27 in Scotland was a bright winters day, dazzling sunshine but bitterly cold in the shadows. A meteorologicalRead More

By Michael Roberts This week 250 years ago, Adam Smith published An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations – and invented economics.Read More

By Adel Mostowfi Sanctions and economic problems for the mass of the population have played an important part in the opposition to the Iranian regime over recentRead More

By Michael Roberts Today the crude oil topped $95 per barrel, despite the International Energy Agency (IEA) approving its largest-ever release of emergency oil reserves, with memberRead More

It has been too long in the coming, but better late than never. The Labour Outlook website reports that “a coalition of trade union leaders, over 25Read More

By Steve McKenzie (member of Lewisham, Greenwich and Bexley Unite Community) The degeneration of the right-wing leadership of the Labour party under Sir Keir Starmer is plainRead More