By Sam Gleaden, mental health worker The ‘low serotonin’ hypothesis has been the backbone of the psychiatric approach to depression for the past 40 years.
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The Tory attacks on the living standards of the working class have driven may workers into industrial disputes with their employers. Waves of strikes are
By Gray Allen, Falkirk Labour member Last Wednesday the UK Supreme Court stymied the attempt by the SNP to find a legal road to a
By Rhys Jameson They promised us a World Cup unlike any previous World Cup and they have certainly delivered on that promise. Never before has
Letter from Mark Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour member. ITV’s Tonight Programme illustrated the extent of the cost-of-living crisis. The ‘End fuel Poverty Coalition’ predicts
By Gray Allan, Falkirk CLP Following independence from Britain in 1948, Burma/Myanmar was a military dictatorship from 1962 to 2011. A military junta seized power
Reviewed by Steve Hadden, Warrington In his recently published memoir, Always Red, Len McCluskey asks “Who is Sir Keir Starmer? A babe in the woods,
By Michael Roberts Last week, Ghana’s central bank announced its biggest ever interest-rate hike as it sought to slow rampant inflation that threatens to create
by A Pollock The cost of living has become a talking point and is now picking up energy. We have all heard the economic forecasts
Review by Mark Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour Party member I have decided to review Engel’s classic book on the condition of the working class
