Behind the headlines – what can we learn from the EHRC report into Labour anti-semitism? Morning Star editor BEN CHACKO says the media and Labour leadership have a selective attitude to the facts
Features | Thursday 29th Oct 2020 Rules? What rules? The revolving door between government and business
Friday 30th Oct 2020 ‘Our NHS is being trashed’ DR BOB GILL speaks to Daniel Powell about the NHS being sold off and consequences for the pandemic
Friday 30th Oct 2020 Trump digs in for defeat PETER FROST has everything crossed for next Wednesday’s election result
Friday 30th Oct 2020 Why I painted 'the north is not a petri dish' on Manchester's 'Berlin Wall' Councillor SAM WHEELER spoke to the person responsible for the graffiti slogan that went viral about poverty under Covid-19, Tory iniquity and the legacy of austerity
Tuesday 27th Oct 2020 A&E access restriction is putting lives at risk The NHS cuts and privatisation agenda is continuing apace – it must be resisted, warns HELEN O’CONNOR
Wednesday 28th Oct 2020 Politics in the rear-view mirror A nostalgia for a false golden age pervades US politics and most of the left is adrift in a sea of old and failed ideas. It is a new future that must be fought for, argues ZOLTAN ZIGEDY
Tuesday 27th Oct 2020 What does Israel have against Palestinian singer, Mohammed Assaf? RAMZY BAROUD argues that the banning of the singer from Gaza who won ‘Arab Idol’ from ever returning to perform in his homeland is not a new outrage but a continuation of a long-running war on the cultural existence of indigenous Arabs in the region
Tuesday 27th Oct 2020 The battles of the past can inform today’s struggles As the Communist Party marks its 100th anniversary year, TOM MORRISON looks to one of its most influential periods in the ’60s-70s where grassroots alliances were key
Monday 26th Oct 2020 A community rallies round against child hunger As Johnson and the Tories heap suffering on all the poor children of England, IAN DUCKETT introduces readers to a model of trade union solidarity in his local area
Tuesday 27th Oct 2020 Shenzhen – 40 years of radical growth As the Chinese Communist Party central committee meets to discuss the next Five Year Plan, KENNY COYLE takes a look at the extraordinary success of what is today a dynamic megacity and home to many of China’s cutting-edge companies
Tuesday 27th Oct 2020 ‘End Sars’ could end many things in Nigeria The most significant protest movement in the African nation’s recent history could bring about the rebirth of the country, if the state and its critics gain faith in each other, or the end of Nigeria as we know it, writes LINDSAY BARRETT
