Freedom Flotilla: Did Israel just block 5,500 tons of aid to Gaza? Guinea-Bissau has now withdrawn its flag from the Freedom Flotilla — but British humanitarian, Sarah Wilkinson, who intends to sail to Gaza with the activist fleet, says organisers are undeterred, writes LINDA PENTZ GUNTER
Features | Tuesday 30th Apr 2024 The only way to secure real change is to vote in a Labour government
Features | Tuesday 30th Apr 2024 Mask off: cost cutting revealed as real motive for promoting assisted dying
Sunday 28th Apr 2024 Brum, Rise Up! Activists and unions come together in Birmingham to resist municipal devastation Morning Star editor BEN CHACKO attends a vibrant meeting bringing together anti-cuts campaigns and local unions to co-ordinate a fightback against the biggest cuts faced by any city in the country
Sunday 28th Apr 2024 Labour will deliver a new deal for workers Usdaw general secretary PADDY LILLIS explains why a Labour government would be significantly more progressive on workers’ rights, from banning zero-hours contracts to clamping down on bogus self-employment
Monday 29th Apr 2024 The Tory war on the sick, disabled and chronically ill Rishi Sunak’s ‘clampdown on sick-note culture’ reflects the sickness of the ‘elites’ and the capitalist system they run, writes CLAUDIA WEBBE MP
Saturday 27th Apr 2024 From May 4 your weekend paper will go up in price by 10p. Here's why Editor BEN CHACKO explains that despite rising print sales our costs have still risen sharply ahead of income over the past couple of years
Saturday 27th Apr 2024 Interview What next after the Cass review? GP and co-chair of the Clinical Advisory Network on Sex and Gender LOUISE IRVINE tells Ros Sitwell what the group would like to see in terms of implementing evidence-based healthcare and safeguarding for those experiencing gender issues in the NHS and beyond
Saturday 27th Apr 2024 Offering hope for the working class PHIL KATZ writes on three communist local election campaigns in the East of England
Saturday 27th Apr 2024 Aw That A coalition of failure and betrayal The SNP is descending into civil war, but not before dragging their partners the Scottish Greens down to their political level of treachery and neglect, shunning the basic principles of their platform, writes MATT KERR
Monday 29th Apr 2024 Centuries of struggle in Britain’s countryside: Campaigning for the right to roam before and after the Kinder Scout trespass The Manchester Young Communist League discusses the Kinder Scout Trespass in the context of centuries of class struggle over land access, and why activists are continuing that struggle today
Saturday 27th Apr 2024 Workers' Memorial Day 2024 Firefighters are being left to die There is now proof from the highest bodies that we are exposed to contaminants, cancers and diseases, and die from them at a far higher rate than the general public, but no action is being taken to support us, writes COLIN BROWN
Saturday 27th Apr 2024 Workers' Memorial Day 2024 For rail, minimum service levels could be deadly Aslef general secretary MICK WHELAN warns that any attempt to run trains with a skeleton crew due to the outrageous stipulations of the Tories’ anti-strike Bill could easily lead to a disastrous loss of life