On the art of saying no REUBEN BARD-ROSENBERG reports on a week where Harry and Meghan said no to the royals, Dawn Butler and Richard Burgon said no to the Board of Deputies and the Labour membership said no to Jess Phillips
Friday 17th Jan 2020 Campaign Of The Week Pushing back against BBC bias DECEMBER’S general election laid bare the BBC’s anti-Labour bias.
Friday 17th Jan 2020 New thinking needed - not nostalgia for the past We must go to the warehouses and call centres where modern working class are today, not where yesterdays workers were, writes JOHN GREEN
Friday 17th Jan 2020 Remember when the US shot down Iran’s airliner? In 1988 it was the US that targeted a civilian plane – and immediately tried to cover it up, with the full support of Britain. Using freedom of information requests, SOLOMON HUGHES exposes the scandal
Thursday 23rd Jan 2020 Polish state complicit in escalation of homophobia ANGUS REID draws attention to the case of Tomasz Kitlinski, an academic targeted by a provincial governor in an increasing vociferous campaign of LGBT witch-hunting
Friday 17th Jan 2020 Tory cuts are causing a mental-healthcare crisis TONY ROBERTS and RUTH HUNT take a look at how patients are continually being let down by a system that should be there to support them
Friday 17th Jan 2020 Frosty's Ramblings Princes and paedophiles PETER FROST thinks the Queen, Charles and the rest of the royal family need to get their priorities in order
Wednesday 15th Jan 2020 It’s class struggle, not obsession over Labour’s next leader, that will build socialism No individual or ‘left collective’ can withstand a sustained ruling-class war of annihilation – which is why we must gain strength by organising in our workplaces and communities, writes BILL GREENSHIELDS
Wednesday 15th Jan 2020 2020 will reshape the international order JENNY CLEGG looks ahead at a year where an increasingly multipolar world will challenge US dominance
Wednesday 15th Jan 2020 As we consider the future for Labour, don’t lose sight of the green new deal It would be a mistake to forget that public ownership and creating eco-jobs are overwhelmingly popular policies, writes LAUREN TOWNSEND
Wednesday 15th Jan 2020 ‘Oil prices rose 4 per cent after Soleimani’s assassination’ ZOLTAN ZIGEDY explains how and why the US empire murdered a leading Iranian general without warning in Iraq
