Editorial: Under pressure, Labour is moving in the right direction on energy bills

LABOUR’S proposal to stop any rise in the energy price cap this winter shows it is finally getting serious about the financial precipice facing mil

Editorial: Peterloo remembered: our radical history has lessons for today's striking workers

STRIKES are multiplying. Train drivers’ action at the weekend will be followed by other transport workers this week. 

Now we can see how dangerous Thatcher's great water robbery really was

SO now it’s official — parts of England are experiencing a drought.

Editorial: What shape should the blossoming rage at the energy price rises take?

Soaring energy bills: a case of can't pay more than won't pay

MONEY-SAVING expert journo Martin Lewis has become a consumer champion who holds a dagger of truth to ministers.

Rocketing energy bills are not an act of God. Politicians must be made to act

THE energy price cap is now predicted to hit £4,226 in January — an almost £3,000 or 230 per cent increase on where it stood in January this year.

Editorial: Not so Toothless – lessons in the power of activism

THE Enough is Enough campaign launched by unions, left MPs and community organisations today could hardly be more timely.

Editorial: Amnesty's not on the left. So why the Ukraine backlash?

THE furious backlash against Amnesty International for an investigation suggesting Ukraine may have committed war crimes is an ominous sign of the

Editorial: This Hiroshima Day we must wake up to the real danger of a nuclear war

HIROSHIMA Day commemorates the US atom bombing of the Japanese city 77 years ago, which killed almost 150,000 people.

Editorial: By raising interest rates the Bank of England is looking out for the rich, not the rest

GRIM forecasts from the Bank of England say Britain’s economy will shrink every quarter next year as we sink into recession — while inflation will