Successive governments ‘willing to accept’ people dying in or after police custody Campaigners furious after latest figures show a decade-long failure to reduce the numbers of deaths
Editorial: The fight for decent wages breaking out will affect the economy itself LOCAL GOVERNMENT workers are demanding a 10 per cent pay increase. They have been offered 1.75 per cent.
World | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Journalist unions demand release of reporters held on spying charges by Afghan spooks
Sport | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Formula One Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel slam Hungary’s homophobic referendum
Nailing the lie that only the right is racist Features We need more than gestures like taking the knee and wearing BLM badges, writes ROGER McKENZIE. We have the ability to create a black-led anti-racist movement — but the white left is still wary of losing its leadership position
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 TUC calls on government to ban use of ‘scandalous umbrella companies’ to employ agency staff
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Lack of housing services for women puts violence victims at greater risk of homelessness, report warns
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Home Office sending Vietnamese deportees ‘back into harms way’ of traffickers, human rights group warns
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Successive governments ‘willing to accept’ people dying in or after police custody
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Airport workers stage 24-hour strike in attempt to protect rural community jobs
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Analysis reveals ‘millions’ in fees paid to train operators could have funded pay award for striking rail workers
Britain | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Lack of housing services for women puts violence victims at greater risk of homelessness, report warns
Britain | Wednesday 28th Jul 2021 British-based Kurds demand action after attack of author on ‘Erdogan hit list’
Britain | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 TUC calls on government to ban use of ‘scandalous umbrella companies’ to employ agency staff
Britain | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Home Office sending Vietnamese deportees ‘back into harms way’ of traffickers, human rights group warns
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Nigeria clears prominent Shi’ite cleric of murder charges after five years imprisonment
Wednesday 28th Jul 2021 Senior US officials continue talks pressing for renewed ceasefire agreement in Yemen
Wednesday 28th Jul 2021 Ecuador strips Assange of citizenship citing ‘multiple inconsistencies’ in original application
World | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Journalist unions demand release of reporters held on spying charges by Afghan spooks
World | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Israeli forces open fire on Palestinians protesting against illegal Nablus settlement
World | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Workers at US gaming company walk out in protest against sexual harassment
World | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Former Bolivian president Morales calls for regional coca production unity against US domination
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 Nailing the lie that only the right is racist We need more than gestures like taking the knee and wearing BLM badges, writes ROGER McKENZIE. We have the ability to create a black-led anti-racist movement — but the white left is still wary of losing its leadership position
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 How the pandemic is intensifying alienation With increased surveillance monitoring of those working from home, greater job insecurity, and a lack of human contact in restructured roles, mental health problems are likely to rise among workers, says JOHN GREEN
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 What Marx and Engels found at the Victorian beach: spies and temperance campaigners The founders of communism did like to be beside the seaside — KEITH FLETT takes look at some of Marx’s holiday correspondence from 150 years ago
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 A ‘new form’ of ice cream ‘terrorism’ RAMZY BAROUD on how Ben & Jerry’s has exposed Israel’s anti-BDS strategy
Sport | Thursday 29th Formula One Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel slam Hungary’s homophobic referendum
Thursday 29th Jul 2021 The Two Character Play, Hampstead Theatre London Potent revival of Tennessee Williams’s bleak portrayal of mental breakdown
ART IN THE OPEN Wednesday 28th Jul 2021 ART IN THE OPEN Equestrian sculptures of Manuel Rodriguez in Chile and Jose Gervasio Artigas in Uruguay Innovatory tributes to leaders of popular rebellions
LITERATURE Wednesday 28th Jul 2021 LITERATURE The wounds refuse to heal Two works of fiction reveal just how deep the divisions of racism, poverty and consumerism in US society still run, says RON JACOBS
