Editorial: Kanye West, celebrity politics and the need to organise

US RAPPER Kanye West’s declaration that he is planning to stand for the presidency may be a joke.

Editorial: Clear-sighted decisions over our economic future are needed

IT LOOKS like the British people are more sensible than the government by a wide margin. 

Editorial: The High Court's ruling boosts imperialist aggression and piracy against Venezuela

THE High Court decision enabling the Bank of England to withhold a billion dollars in Venezuelan gold from its rightful owners simply puts a legal

Editorial: The battle for socialist ideas must be fought across the whole working-class movement, and not just the Labour Party

Editorial: ‘Build, build, build’ – what to make of Johnson's investment drive

BORIS JOHNSON’S pledge to “build, build, build” to address the economic crisis caused by Covid-19 strikes a note that may go down well with the pub

Editorial: Johnson tightens his grip on the Civil Service as the crisis deepens

Editorial Labour’s anti-union briefings show Starmer is out of touch

IT IS no coincidence that the government has ramped up its attacks on Britain’s education unions following Keir Starmer’s decision to fire Rebecca

Editorial: Covid-19 is still a crisis – but Labour isn’t grappling with it

NEWS of the shocking death rate among care workers comes after 24 hours in which Labour’s leadership prioritised attacking its own left wing. 

Editorial: Sacking Rebecca Long Bailey is an attack on the whole left

SIR KEIR STARMER’S decision to fire Rebecca Long Bailey is an attack on the whole of the left.

Fewer and fewer people know the truth about World War II

THE Russian Federation has held its postponed Victory Day parade in Moscow.