It is a very positive step for Sharon Graham, the General Secretary of Unite, to announce that her union is going to use its political
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The latest Tory anti-union law – the Minimum Services Levels Act – coming on top of the Public Order and the Retained EU Law Acts,
After scraping home in the by-election in Uxbridge, Rishi Sunak thinks he is onto a good thing pretending to be the ‘friend of the motorist’.
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Editorial: Five things to note from this week
A number of recent events give some insight into likely developments in the Tory Party and the Labour Party. By-elections always have a smaller turnout
Labour’s right wing have shot themselves in the foot once again, by barring the popular North of Tyne mayor, Jamie Driscoll, from being a candidate
Israel’s bloody military assault on the Palestinian city of Jenin might satisfy the far right of Israel, and Israeli settlers in particular, but it will
Rishi Sunak has told those with mortgage to ‘hold their nerve’ in the battle with inflation. It is an insult of monstrous proportions, coming from
Most workers would have welcomed the news that Boris Johnson is leaving parliament with a loud, “good riddance!”. His departure, like his whole time in
We are living in a period of great political storms and stresses. Every single political party will be buffeted by events and be subject to
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Editorial: Starmer’s resounding promise – to attack his own Party left-wing
If Keir Starmer used half as much energy attacking the Tories as he does attacking the left of his own party, Rishi Sunak would not
