Features | Sunday 23rd Sep 2018 A summer of smears has left us more determined than ever to fight for justice and equality
Sunday 23rd Sep 2018 Deregulation and austerity: public safety is still at risk post-Grenfell The fire regulatory system is broken and requires a radical overhaul, says KAREN LEE
Sunday 23rd Sep 2018 Those who oppose endless war must make their voices heard We do not just want Britain to suspend arms sales to parties to the Yemeni conflict, but to build towards peace and socialism, says LLOYD RUSSELL-MOYLE
Sunday 23rd Sep 2018 Why Palestine? The Palestinian people are engaged in one of the longest resistances in modern history against an illegal occupation and siege. KIRI TUNKS explains why they deserve our fullest possible support
Sunday 23rd Sep 2018 Why do Marxist feminists oppose liberal feminists’ claims that porn and prostitution are liberating for women? We must be clear that the sexualisation of women places men in a position of superiority and impedes class struggle, argues MORGAN HORN
Sunday 23rd Sep 2018 We’re proud to have our party back – the party of socialism The New Labour days when trade unions were regarded as an ‘embarrassment’ are firmly in the past, writes MICK WHELAN
Sunday 23rd Sep 2018 There’s much talk of ‘lessons being learned’ in Kensington, but the rich/poor divide remains as great as ever In the ‘richest borough in the universe’ a fourth foodbank is about to open. And those in charge of local services just don’t care, writes EMMA DENT COAD
Sunday 23rd Sep 2018 Fighting for workers in a global trade war We mustn’t think Trump’s tariffs on imported goods won’t affect us, says BARRY GARDINER
Saturday 22nd Sep 2018 The fight for a fair deal at TGI Friday's – and elsewhere Unite activist LAUREN TOWNSEND tells Ben Chacko what inspired her to start fighting back
Saturday 22nd Sep 2018 Let’s ensure that our message of hope is heard far and wide As chair of the Labour Party IAN LAVERY has high hopes for the conference and its outcomes
Saturday 22nd Sep 2018 Immigration policy will be based on the needs of our society and our economy Labour is setting out a different vision to the Tories’ failed ‘hostile environment’ policies on immigration
