Editorial Discontentment with capitalism can no longer be blamed on ‘Russian hackers’

THE US Attorney General’s letter to Congress summarising the conclusions of Special Counsel Mueller’s investigation will disappoint President Trump

Editorial Isis is defeated. What now?

THE caliphate is no more! Or so we are told.

Editorial Remainers have more in common with Leavers than those leading them

Through the indulgence of the European Union’s bosses Britain is now to stay in the EU for a minimum of 21 days.

Editorial A working definition of Islamophobia is a start, but working class unity must be our end

The phrase lacks elegance but does the job.

Editorial May's deal is dead. But what does that mean for Labour?

Editorial Britain's water crisis – the case for public ownership

STARK warnings from Environment Agency chief executive Sir James Bevan that England could be unable to meet its water usage needs in 25 years shoul

Editorial Secure housing is a human right

NOTHING defines better the parasitic nature of capitalism than the rentier aspects of our economy in which a select few live — without the necessit

Editorial: Vince Cable’s ‘realignment’ is not grounded in reality

LIB DEM leader Vince Cable’s claim that his party can “shake off the setbacks of two damaging general elections” is not grounded in any acknowledge

In order to overcome racism we need to address its roots

THE tragic events of today have shocked the people across the world and, notwithstanding the disgusting attempt by one senator from Queensland to b

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