Public losing patience with Brexit delaying tactics

JUST days after Chuka Umunna and his oddly matched groupuscule defected to form the Independent Group, Labour’s massed ranks of MPs have followed t

We should be outraged at what is done in our name

THE killing of Seamus Ludlow might have been a lost footnote in the history of Ireland’s tangled relationship with the British empire if it wasn’t

Editorial Watson’s faction should beware the electoral law of unintended consequences

Editorial Workers’ rights are only safe in workers’ hands

THE legal opinion obtained by TSSA and the IWGB, suggesting that Theresa May’s post-Brexit “Workers’ Pledge” is effectively meaningless, is unsurpr

Editorial We cannot let smears derail a Labour Party offering radical change

IN DUNDEE Labour has once again demonstrated that when allowed to focus on policy rather than confabulated scandal it has the potential to radicall

Editorial A fragmented and top-down education system is one that fails our children

EVEN by the standards of ministerial incompetence set by this government, the refusal of Damian Hinds to meet headteachers astonishes. 

Editorial International Women's Day and the struggle for socialism

INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day might seem an uncontroversial event these days.

Editorial May's knife-crime summit will solve nothing while austerity goes on

THERESA MAY’S knife-crime summit may involve bringing ministers together with community leaders and victims, but it will solve nothing if the gover

Cop cuts: we cannot keep people safe on the cheap

OUR world is turned upside down when a Tory prime minister snookers herself by claiming that there is no correlation between certain crimes and pol

The Monroe doctrine is still in operation — and the Venezuelan people need our solidarity against it

DEFENCE Secretary Gavin Williamson is notorious for speaking first, and thinking afterwards.