By Mark Langabeer, Newton Abbot Labour member The claim that Britain is ‘full’ is a popular refrain in right-wing circles. The expression is not new. I
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From Vice.com As Jeff Bezos stands down as Amazon CEO, no doubt to have more time to spend his billions – although doing nothing but
By Mic Craig, Labour Party NI (expelled) “Checks on animal and food products at Larne and Belfast ports have been suspended amid concerns for staff
A great loss to the labour movement By the Editor It is with great sadness that we have heard of the death from Covid, of
Setting course for a crisis In case anyone forgets. This catalogue of events, from social media some months ago, outlines well the way Johnson set
Government’s “cavalier disregard” of science. By a NEU member In the early months of the first coronavirus lockdown, the National Education Union set a record
by Jack Gerson in California The New York Times published an article on Dec 25th entitled, One Vaccine Side Effect: Global Inequality. The article argued
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Engels’ view on human evolution. A triumph of dialectical materialism
By John Pickard First published in the Militant International Review, June 1984 Engels’ pamphlet, The Part Played by Labour in the Transition from Ape to Man, written
By Richard Mellor in California Any worker who’s been through a strike knows that the mass media is biased. In that sense, those accusing the
By Joe Langabeer, Lincoln Labour CLP Space X, Elon Musk’s aerospace manufacturing company, has recently been hailed as “revolutionary” in its recent contribution to the
