By John Pickard There is a line in the old BBC series, Yes Minister, in which the cynical civil servant, Sir Humphrey Appleby, advises the
Category: Britain
By John Bryan – Camberwell and Peckham CLP – retired ex-building worker and blacklisted trade unionist. International Workers’ Memorial Day (April 28th) was started in
By Nick Toms Those of you who really know me will know that one of the great passions of my life has been Manchester United.
By Dave Knaggs, chair of Penrith & The Border CLP, personal capacity The vast majority of discussions appraising the problems with the UK’s democracy tend
We recently carried an editorial on the collapse of Greensill Finance and the swirl of scandal and corruption around it. It is becoming increasingly clear,
By a delegate to NEU conference This following is the text of a second emergency resolution, as amended, passed at the NEU conference by a
By Harry Hutchinson, member of the Labour Party Northern Ireland. A week of violence, on a scale not seen for many years, has escalated tensions
Nothing better illustrates the swindling and corruption inherent in British capitalism more than the scandal behind the collapse of Greensill Capital and the threat to
By John Pickard, (ex-Gateshead) In the forthcoming local elections in England and in the Hartlepool by-election, there will be many voters who will be wanting
By Gray Allan, Falkirk Labour Party member The bitter personal vendetta between Alex Salmond, former SNP leader and First Minister of Scotland and his successor,
