As all the opinion polls had predicted over the past few weeks, the elections on Thursday have produced a disaster for the Labour Party. To
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Across Britain on May 6 there will be district, county, mayoral and PCC elections and, in addition to these, there will be elections to the
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,
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
Following a special report into Liverpool city council, the Tory Government is taking control of some council functions, because of what has been described as
Keir Starmer’s candidature for Labour leadership was based on the promise of ‘unifying’ the party. But rather than unifying, the Evans/Starmer axis has done more
We have had a small taste this week of what ‘levelling up’ means to Boris Johnson. Not investment in jobs and infrastructure in the most
The attitude of the press to Sunak’s budget this week was largely neutral, typified by The Guardian’s “spend now, pay later” headline. For most workers,
A whole world is out there, like another planet, far removed from the daily lives of 99 per cent of the population. It is a
The most recent e-mail circular from the leadership of Momentum seeks to rally support for a recall Labour Party conference. “Hard working Labour members are
