From May 4 your weekend paper will go up in price by 10p. Here's why Editor BEN CHACKO explains that despite rising print sales our costs have still risen sharply ahead of income over the past couple of years
Thursday 25th Apr 2024 Opinion Democracy at a crossroads in India ARKA BHADURI surveys the ongoing election's political panorama
Thursday 25th Apr 2024 Britain’s housing crisis: profit over people in high relief It is painful to observe that neither party intends to end the hellscape of astronomical house prices, rip-off rents and homelessness when the post-war housing programme has all the answers we need, writes NICK WRIGHT
Thursday 25th Apr 2024 Fifty years since the Carnation Revolution In part one of two articles, JOHN GREEN recounts his experience covering the fall of Portugal’s 41-year-old dictatorship in 24 hours, a remarkable moment of unity and hope, as the masses embraced freedom
Friday 26th Apr 2024 Once again Brighton fights local weapons factory Inheriting the legacy of the long-running Smash EDO campaign, JOHN LILBURNE reports on the campaign set up to stop the notorious factory on the edge of Brighton that supplies the US, Britain and Israel with bomb components
Wednesday 24th Apr 2024 How religious fanatics became the new face of Israel RAMZY BAROUD traces the roots of today’s extremists who are now setting up private militias in Israel back to the murderous Kahanist movement — and warns they are playing the long game when it comes to political power
Wednesday 24th Apr 2024 Science and Society The colour of catastrophe Coral reefs are currently undergoing the most extensive planet-wide bleaching on record, write ROX MIDDLETON, LIAM SHAW and MIRIAM GAUNTLETT
Wednesday 24th Apr 2024 Strike ‘tipping point’ for NHS ambulance workers pushing for the Agenda for Change A four-day strike by NHS patient transport workers represents a sticking point over their growing anger at not being on the same pay system as their colleagues, BERNY TORRE reports
Tuesday 23rd Apr 2024 China’s all-answer’s ‘12345’ hotline From China, ROGER McKENZIE reports on the nation’s remarkable 24-hour switchboard that fields everything from travel queries to feedback and complaints about the running of society
Tuesday 23rd Apr 2024 Asian ‘Nato’ encircles China The US-steered Aukus military alliance is cranking up hostilities by inviting Japan into the anti-China pact, writes FIONA EDWARDS of the No Cold War campaign
Tuesday 23rd Apr 2024 Voices of Scotland Rejuvenated and ready to play a part From a trades councils perspective, TOM MORRISON gives the lowdown on STUC Congress, where debates on Palestine solidarity and cuts to local council funding were hot topics in the debating hall