Water fat cats ‘have drunk our taps dry’ Labour and GMB call for renationalisation of industry after experts warn Britain will be out of clean water in 25 years' time
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
World| Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 Italy's far-right interior minister once again refuses sanctuary for desperate migrants
World| Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 German court rules government must ensure US does not use its territory to carry out drone strikes
Union-busting Jim Ratcliffe buys Team Sky Sport TEAM SKY will stay on the road under a new guise after securing the backing of tax dodger and union-busting Jim Ratcliffe.
Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 Number of children with emotionally distressed parents hits an all time high, study shows
Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 Judge orders new probe into undercover British army unit linked to young mum’s death
Monday 18th Mar 2019 Scottish government's chronic underfunding puts Orkney ferry services at risk, RMT warns
Britain| Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 Judge orders new probe into undercover British army unit linked to young mum’s death
Britain| Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 Number of children with emotionally distressed parents hits an all time high, study shows
Britain| Monday 18th Mar 2019 Exclusive Britain's transparency watchdog is overwhelmed and chronically short-staffed
Monday 18th Mar 2019 Turkish police water cannon mourners attempting to visit grave site of former political prisoner
World| Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 German court rules government must ensure US does not use its territory to carry out drone strikes
World| Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 Italy's far-right interior minister once again refuses sanctuary for desperate migrants
World| Monday 18th Mar 2019 Israel's investigation into Gaza killings will be ‘mere propaganda,’ human rights group warns
Monday 18th Mar 2019 Obituary Vairamuttu Varadakumar: 1949-2019 PHIL MILLER salutes the life and work of the director of the Tamil Information Centre, a tireless campaigner for his people
Monday 18th Mar 2019 Diplomacy, not a military coup, is the way to help Venezuela Fomenting regime change – by a soft coup, by economic sabotage, by fostering a military revolt – is likely to lead to more violence and more suffering, says JESSE JACKSON
Sunday 17th Mar 2019 Why we should rally in support behind Chris Williamson The Derby North MP has paid the price for putting his head above the parapet and being the voice of all of us on the radical left – he now needs our solidarity, says JYOTI WILKINSON
Monday 18th Mar 2019 Full Marx What can a Marxist approach tell us about race and racism? The concept of ‘race’ is fraught with problems. The MARX MEMORIAL LIBRARY explores some of the difficulties
Sport| Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 American Football NFL keen to introduce new rules but fearful of altering replays
Sport| Monday 18th Mar 2019 Women's Tennis Bianca Andreescu shocks Angelique Kerber to claim maiden Indian Wells
Tuesday 19th Mar 2019 Interview: ‘Black and white doesn’t really exist’ CHRIS NICKSON'S morally ambivalent books explore the turbulent social history of Leeds through the prism of the police procedural and, as he explains to Neil Mudd, his latest The Leaden Heart is no exception
Monday 18th Mar 2019 Interview Kizzy Crawford: ‘I am part of two worlds, in both I will thrive’ The singer-songwriter tells Chris Searle what inspires her great new album Can Yr Adar (Birdsong)
Monday 18th Mar 2019 Album reviews with Ian Sinclair: March 18, 2019 The latest from Iron & Wine, TEEN and Chick Corea
