By Andy Ford Alfred Russell Wallace, who was born two hundred years ago, is today remembered, if at all, as a sort of shadow of
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By Mark Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour member Last Monday’s BBC Panorama programme was aptly titled, Cost of living: can’t afford a home, because the
By Rhys Jameson The Tories continued commitment to Neoliberalism cannot be faulted. Not content with driving down wages and conditions for the working class, they
[with the Israeli elections taking place tomorrow, November 1, we are republishing this circular from the Executive Director of B’Tselem] With Israelis gearing up for
By Andy Ford, Unite rep, North West The idea of the UK as a ‘Singapore’ off the coast of Europe, with light regulation and high growth,
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Climate change – on track for 2.6 degrees
By John Pickard In two weeks’ time, COP27 will open in Sharm El Sheik, Egypt. It is a year since COP26 was held in Glasgow
The records continue to crumble. After the shortest period in office for both a chancellor and prime minister, we have the youngest prime minister in
Report from Steve McKenzie New Covent Garden Market is facing a week long “turmoil” as OCS security guards start a strike over poverty pay rates.
Letter from Bob Edwards, Harlow Labour member Only 22 people attended my Constituency Labour Party last week. In the 1970s, we used to have a
It is unprecedented, certainly in modern politics, for a Prime Minister to be changed twice in three months, without a general election. Whoever, the new
