Editorial: Ending the energy firms’ stranglehold would be a vote-winner for Labour

INFLATION is up to above 5 per cent and the latest prediction is that — after housing costs have been met — runaway energy bills will consume more

Editorial: The richest and the rest – only by making the wealthy pay can we protect ordinary people

OXFAM’S devastating Inequality Kills report exposes the widening chasm that exists between the richest and the rest.

Editorial: The public are against the draconian policing Bill – it can and must be stopped

NATIONWIDE demonstrations against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill show the strength of opposition to this assault on democracy.

Editorial: Why we shouldn't fall for the 'Chinese influence' scare at Westminster

THE latest scare over Chinese “influence” at Westminster should be taken with several barrels of salt.

Editorial: Don't let the Tories lick their wounds – now is the time to force changes

Editorial: The PM's disgrace must prompt a reckoning with the Tories – and a change of direction

BORIS JOHNSON’S shamefaced admission that he was indeed at a May 2020 party in the Downing Street garden will only increase pressure on him to quit

Editorial: 20 years on, Guantanamo's legacy still poisons international and domestic politics

PRISON rights campaign Cage’s launch of a platform to close the Guantanamo Bay concentration camp is a fitting way to mark its 20th anniversary.

Editorial Labour’s proposed windfall tax makes sense – but energy nationalisation is the long-term solution

LABOUR’S demand for a windfall tax on producers to address soaring energy bills rightly puts the cost-of-living crisis top of the political agenda.

Editorial: A murky picture amid unrest in Kazakhstan

Editorial: The NHS staffing crisis wasn't created by Covid – the virus must force a change of priorities

WITH staff absences in the NHS trebling in a month — 35,596 daily absences were recorded on average in the week up to January 2 — ministers continu