Editorial Glasgow strike is an inspiration for all

THE adage that women’s rights are workers’ rights was never better illustrated than in the two-day strike by Glasgow women council workers that beg

Editorial If personal abuse is to stop, change needs to come from the very top

NEITHER Theresa May nor any other MP should be subjected to personalised abuse or violent imagery to undermine them.

The EU ‘people’s vote’ has already taken place — and the people voted Leave

THERE is a particular poignancy in seeing politicians who ignored up to two million people marching against mass slaughter in Iraq now insisting th

B’Tselem director sends a brave call for Palestine solidarity

GIVEN Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s penchant for slandering political opponents as anti-semitic for criticising its activities, B’Tselem dire

The public can see through the Tory lies on austerity

LIZ TRUSS’S extraordinary statement that austerity hasn’t affected the most vulnerable women in society shows just how out of touch the modern Tory

With four activists saved from jail, it’s time for Cuadrilla to frack off

WHEN a Lord Chief Justice calls a custodial sentence “manifestly excessive,” it mirrors in restrained legalese what a layperson might call a “diabo

Trump should be ashamed to lecture Cuba on human rights

DONALD TRUMP’S lack of self-awareness is legendary, but surely his acolytes could have persuaded him to spare US embarrassment linked to his decisi

The demand for sanctions on Riyadh is unanswerable

WESTERN allies of the despotic Saudi monarchy talk loudly of possible consequences if Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was indeed murdered

Editorial Impending EU-Tory neoliberal stitch-up must be undone

THIS weekend crunch negotiations are taking place in Brussels ahead of next week’s EU summit. 

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