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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage during a press conference at Glazier's Hall Southwark, south London. Picture date: Wednesday January 7, 2026

European Union / 11 January 2026

EU reset deal to include ‘Farage-clause’ and won't include City

11 January 2026

Anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray arrives at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London, after he pleaded not guilty to failing without reasonable excuse to comply with a direction given under the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011 ‘re: prohibited activities in Parliament Square,’ April 14, 2025

Editorial: / 30 December 2025

Labour must not reverse Brexit

30 December 2025

Then prime minister David Cameron (left) welcomes then newly-elected Newark MP Robert Jenrick to the Houses of Parliament in London, June 11, 2014

Politics / 17 October 2025

From liberalism to the far right: the cynical trajectory of today’s top Tories

17 October 2025

SOLOMON HUGHES finds one-time Cameron-centrist EU fans now promote vicious anti-migrant rhetoric in their bid to get attention for their ailing party

Britain / 28 January 2025

First Ministers' Questions dominated by Brexit and unemployment in Wales

28 January 2025

European Union flags wave in the wind as pedestrians walk by

Features / 25 July 2024

The return of the European Question: what next for Britain-EU relations?

25 July 2024

As Starmer hints at closer ties, MARTIN HALL warns of the dangers of creeping alignment and calls for a renewed socialist case for independence from Brussels, especially over the EU’s constraints on economic planning

First Minister Humza Yousaf speaking at the SNP National Cam

Britain / 5 April 2024

First Minister slams British government over rural worker shortages

5 April 2024

Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf at the Lord Roberts M

Britain / 26 February 2024

First minister slams ‘pro-Brexit Labour Party’

26 February 2024

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch at the Shaping the Future:

Features / 3 February 2024

No surprise as Canada trade deal collapses

3 February 2024

The news that the British government has put trade talks with Canada on hold marks another post-Brexit trade deal coming to nothing — so much for a ‘golden era of trade,’ writes TONY BURKE

Britain / 17 January 2024

Decent wages needed to resolve recruitment issues, unions insist

17 January 2024

Reform Party leader Richard Tice speaking at a press confere

Editorial: / 4 January 2024

The rise of Reform spooks Tories and challenges the left

4 January 2024

EARLY WARNING: Empty shelves in a supermarket in London duri

Features / 18 October 2023

Food for thought

18 October 2023

SARAH BRIDLE and ALED JONES argue that within the next 10 to 50 years food security in Britain will be undermined and potentially lead to widespread social unrest

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer at Selby football club, North

Editorial / 27 September 2023

Starmer warned against Brexit backpedalling

27 September 2023

Former first minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon arrives to

Britain / 29 June 2023

Sturgeon gives evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry

29 June 2023

PM Robert Peel (1788–1850) and a poster celebrating the re

Features / 25 June 2023

Does the left benefit from crises in the ruling class?

25 June 2023

From the corn laws to the Irish question, from universal suffrage to Brexit, huge splits inevitably emerge in the Establishment — but these don’t automatically benefit the masses, explains KEITH FLETT

Demonstration at Conservative Party Conference 2017, Liverpo

Book Review / 26 May 2023

What Transformation?

26 May 2023

WILL PODMORE appreciates a lucid re-telling of the story of the past decade of Tory rule

People's Vote campaigners outside MediaCityUK in Salford ahe

Features / 18 May 2023

Where are they now? The ‘fake’ anti-Brexit activists at Labour Live

18 May 2023

SOLOMON HUGHES discovers that supposed grassroots campaigners from Our Future Our Choice and For Our Future’s Sake who helped deliver Labour’s disastrous second referendum policy are now happily ensconced in pro-Brexit-type jobs

THE REMAIN ELITE: Then chancellor George Osborne (third left

Features / 27 April 2023

Europe – where now after Brexit?

27 April 2023

Communist Party general secretary ROBERT GRIFFITHS asks what are the outstanding questions three years on from Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union

Former Brexit minister and UK chief negotiator Lord Frost gi

Britain / 20 April 2023

Tory peer sparks fury after calling for Scottish devolution to be ‘put in reverse’

20 April 2023

Features / 13 April 2023

Back to the future for Britain and the EU?

13 April 2023

Amid shortages of certain foodstuffs, voices have been raised that a return to the EU might be desirable. BERT SCHOUWENBURG warns that the policies of the European suprastate are no panacea for Britain’s problems

Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaks during a press c

Features / 10 March 2023

Sunak’s Hunger Games

10 March 2023

ALAN SIMPSON charts Britain’s descent into dystopian democracy where those echoing the flotilla of falsehoods coming from ministers become the stormtroopers for a government with no other cards to play

Empty fruit and vegetable shelves at an Asda in east London

Editorial / 10 March 2023

Rising hunger and rising crime: look at the big picture

10 March 2023

World / 1 March 2023

Time is of the essence to restore Stormont and seize opportunities, Sinn Fein President says

1 March 2023

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak holds a Q&A session with local bu

Editorial: / 1 March 2023

Brexit lite: Rishi Sunak puts Northern Ireland in a ‘special position’

1 March 2023

Britain / 16 February 2023

Home Office accepts ‘pre-settled status’ rule for EU citizens is unlawful

16 February 2023

Britain / 11 January 2023

Tory plans to rush ‘sunsetting’ of EU laws could put rights of millions of workers at risk

11 January 2023

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, speaking at the Centre for E

Eyes Left / 29 November 2022

Who will stand up for Brexit?

29 November 2022

It is no surprise that the austerity-addicted Tories have not used Britain’s exit from the EU to improve our lot — but as pro-Brussels grumbles of disquiet grow to a roar, is the left ready to take up the cause, asks ANDREW MURRAY

Britain / 12 October 2022

Consumers at risk due to post-Brexit regulatory system, Commons committee warns

12 October 2022

Prime Minister Liz Truss speaks to journalists at the Empire

Britain / 20 September 2022

Truss admits talks on post-Brexit trade deal with US won't start for years

20 September 2022

File photo dated 12/11/2021 of EU Commission Vice President

World / 12 September 2022

EU's chief Brexit negotiator suggests NI checks could be cut to ‘a couple lorries a day’

12 September 2022

Meanwhile, Sinn Fein leaders skip Britain's King Charles ceremony to attend protest against Westminster's Northern Ireland Troubles Bill

Editorial / 29 August 2022

Workers need their own voice – the Maitlis-BBC spat is a distraction

29 August 2022

Editorial: / 6 July 2022

Brexit is still an opportunity for Labour — just not under Starmer

6 July 2022

Britain / 5 July 2022

Sir Keir's plans to ‘make Brexit work’ will do little to halt Tories' ‘toxic’ deal, union warns

5 July 2022

Opinion / 22 June 2022

Brexit: from the garden of England to the edge of Europe

22 June 2022

Instead of being a rebellion of the downtrodden and dispossessed, it was in many ways an optimistic vote by a broad range of English-identifying social classes who believed autonomy from the EU would rejuvenate the economy — but that was never to be, argues PHIL HUBBARD

Queues in Terminal 5 at Heathrow airport, London

Britain / 5 June 2022

Airport chaos ‘self inflicted’ by Brexit says Khan

5 June 2022

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Works and Pensions Secretar

Britain / 30 May 2022

Johnson's ‘reckless’ post-Brexit plans put hard-won workers' rights in the firing line, TUC warns

30 May 2022

Minister for Brexit Opportunities Jacob Rees-Mogg arrives to

Britain / 13 May 2022

EU trying to make Britain ‘feel bad’ over Northern Ireland Protocol, Rees-Mogg claims

13 May 2022

Sinn Fein Vice President Michelle O�Neill with party colle

World / 13 May 2022

DUP accused of ‘holding the public to ransom’ after blocking Stormont executive from forming

13 May 2022

Sinn Fein Stormont leader Michelle O’Neill blast's unionist's move as ‘disgraceful’

Pamphlet Review / 10 January 2022

‘Think global, act local’ is still an important slogan

10 January 2022

JAN WOOLF recommends a new post-Brexit analysis of how Britain can rejuvenate its manufacturing sector

Features / 28 December 2021

‘Civilising a hugely irrational world’

28 December 2021

The former Greek finance minister for Syriza YANIS VAROUFAKIS speaks to Daniel Powell about Brexit, ‘techno-feudalism’ and how social media users could generate a universal basic income for all

World / 12 December 2021

DUP leader reiterates threat to collapse Stormont over Northern Ireland Protocol

12 December 2021

Alastair ‘Vote for the Lib Dems’ Campbell

Features / 11 November 2021

How Labour got lumbered with its disastrous Brexit policy

11 November 2021

SOLOMON HUGHES picks apart some revealing comments by the head of comms at the People’s Vote campaign

Britain / 19 October 2021

Covid and Tory Brexit could see households £1,000 worse off next year, think tank warns

19 October 2021

A Port of Belfast sign at Belfast Harbour

Editorial: / 14 October 2021

A peacefully reunified Ireland best way out of present impasse

14 October 2021

Britain / 14 October 2021

Britain’s post-Brexit trade policy risks leaving country without plan for ‘major economic change’

14 October 2021

Opinion / 30 September 2021

Uniting Ireland, but on whose terms?

30 September 2021

EOIN O MURCHU argues that a successful intertwining of the national and social questions in Ireland is not just an issue of solidarity for the British labour movement, but is part of the struggle of the British working class for a democratic break with imperialism, both native and European

European lorries parked in Dover, Kent, as the Government is

Britain / 29 September 2021

Tories' handling of Brexit has worsened HGV driver shortage, Labour's David Lammy says

29 September 2021

Britain / 27 September 2021

Immigration policies and Brexit pushing more non-British citizens onto streets, charity warns

27 September 2021

Britain / 20 September 2021

Government to attend court over ‘utterly undemocratic’ decision to heavily redact post-Brexit trade talk documents

20 September 2021

Empty shelves in a Tesco Extra store in Worthing, West Susse

Editorial: / 27 August 2021

Sector-wide union pressure on pay and terms is the way to fix Britain’s supply chain problems

27 August 2021

A view of the Brexit-inspired mural by artist Banksy

Britain / 23 July 2021

Thousands of vulnerable EU citizens missed deadline for settled status putting their rights in Britain at risk, report warns

23 July 2021

Features / 7 July 2021

Post-Brexit care worker shortage looms

7 July 2021

Having good social care is a life and death situation for disabled people and they must not become collateral damage in pursuit of the removal of freedom of movement, writes LINDA BURNIP

Frances O'Grady, General Secretary of the TUC

Britain / 30 June 2021

PM rushing into post-Brexit trade deals with countries who violate workers’ rights, trade unions and Labour warn

30 June 2021

Britain / 30 June 2021

Charities have warned that thousands of EU children risk becoming undocumented this week

30 June 2021

Britain / 15 June 2021

Farmers concerned by deal between Australia and UK

15 June 2021

World / 11 June 2021

Masked men leading illegal loyalist parade in Belfast is ‘sinister and concerning,’ Sinn Fein MP says

11 June 2021

Brexit Minister David Frost looks on as Prime Minister Boris

Editorial / 7 June 2021

A united Ireland is the only way through Brexit’s blockages, bottlenecks and bureaucratic burdens

7 June 2021

Britain / 19 May 2021

MPs call on Johnson to lift EU settlement scheme deadline or risk tens of thousands becoming undocumented

19 May 2021

Police by an immigration van in Kenmure Street, Glasgow, las

Features / 18 May 2021

‘Freedom’ is too important to be left to the Tories

18 May 2021

Far from being a champion of liberty and free thought, the Conservative government is tightening control over public expressions of dissent, writes KEN JONES

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

Editorial: / 28 April 2021

The Brexit deal has now become law. It must not become dogma

28 April 2021

From left, Members of European Parliament, David McAllister,

World / 28 April 2021

European Parliament ratifies EU-Britain trade agreement

28 April 2021

COMPARING NOTES: Labour Party leader Keir Starmer (centre)

Features / 28 April 2021

A significant step in moving our fair work mission forward in Wales

28 April 2021

The Social Partnership Bill represents a real opportunity, says SHAVANAH TAJ

Britain / 16 April 2021

GMB pledges to fight for jobs at Caerphilly auto plant

16 April 2021

Britain / 16 April 2021

Scottish Greens plan to launch ferry services between Scotland and mainland Europe

16 April 2021

Features / 14 April 2021

Protocol and policing

14 April 2021

LYNDA WALKER argues that the cause of the ongoing sectarian rioting lies partly with the botched Brexit border situation in Northern Ireland

Britain / 16 March 2021

The government has failed to deliver the ‘green Brexit’ it promised

16 March 2021

Freelance professional musicians, conducted by director Davi

Features / 17 February 2021

Music set adrift from the continent and our island

17 February 2021

The arts in this country have value simply because they are ours: BENN LUNN calls for a recalibration of how we view the music industry

Voices Of Scotland / 16 February 2021

The left needs to take a lead in forging ideas around constitutional change

16 February 2021

If we don’t decide what kind of future UK we want, the decision will be made for us, warns Labour peer PAULINE BRYAN

Britain / 9 February 2021

Trade Bill protection for NHS ‘not worth paper it is written on’

9 February 2021

Britain / 5 February 2021

Government urged to extend deadline for the post-Brexit settled status scheme

5 February 2021

Unison Cymru warns Covid-19 has prevented key workers in Wales from applying

Features / 1 February 2021

Some fresh thinking for democracy in We the People

1 February 2021

MICK ANTONIW MS spotlights a new report that explores what ‘radical federalism’ might look like for Wales and the other nations of the UK

Britain / 26 January 2021

Unions vowed to fight ‘tooth and nail’ to protect workers’ rights

26 January 2021

We can be confident that if the Tories were intent on protec

Features / 25 January 2021

We must fight to defend the rights we had under the EU

25 January 2021

In the face of Tory machinations under the guise of a 'review,' the Scottish government and trade unions are opposing any downgrading of our employment protections, reports CHRIS STEPHENS MP

FROSTY’S RAMBLINGS / 21 January 2021

From Whitehall, Kent’s lorry parks to Santiago de Compostela

21 January 2021

As hundreds of Scottish shellfish suppliers jammed Whitehall this week, PETER FROST explains the protest involving his favourite shellfish

Britain / 10 January 2021

Starmer: ‘No case for rejoining EU or major renegotiation of trade deal’

10 January 2021

Musicians perform during a protest calling for more funding

Britain / 10 January 2021

Musicians’ Union angry over visas debacle, insisting creative arts should be ‘priority’ in negotiations

10 January 2021

West Bromwich Albion manager Sam Allardyce on the touchline

Men’s Football / 3 January 2021

Brexit has ruined our transfers, says Sam Allardyce

3 January 2021

Sian Berry and Jonathan Bartley, joint leaders of the Green

Features / 30 December 2020

Will 2021 see a resurgence for the Greens?

30 December 2020

With elections looming next year and the Labour Party lurching to the right, can the Green Party seize the moment and turn its electoral ambitions into reality, asks CHRIS JARVIS

Features / 28 December 2020

How will the Brexit deal affect musicians?

28 December 2020

Leaving the EU highlights the underlying structural problems of the music industry that make it almost impossible for musicians to sustain themselves and their art, says BEN LUNN

A view of the Brexit-inspired mural by artist Banksy in Dove

Britain / 27 December 2020

Big battles ahead on rights, left warns as vote on ‘weak’ Brexit deal nears

27 December 2020

Editorial / 26 December 2020

The Brexit deal: priorities for the socialist left

26 December 2020

Police hold back drivers trying to enter the Port of Dover i

Britain / 23 December 2020

Lorry driver arrested in Dover as stranded hauliers and police clash at the border

23 December 2020

Lorries queue for The Port of Dover along the A20 in Kent as

Britain / 21 December 2020

Emergency action needed to save jobs of those ‘caught in the crossfire’ of the Covid crisis

21 December 2020

Teachers warn against government plans to troop kids back to school

Lorries queue to enter the port of Dover in Kent

Britain / 21 December 2020

Sturgeon and Khan call on government to extend Brexit transition and concentrate on virus

21 December 2020

Lorries are parked up on the M20 in Kent

Features / 21 December 2020

Who is to blame for the Brexit mess?

21 December 2020

In the absence of a trade deal, RICHARD RUDKIN takes a look at how we ended up where we are now

Prime Minister Boris Johnson during a news conference in res

Britain / 18 December 2020

Boris Johnson: Brexit trade deal ‘looking difficult’ as ‘deadline’ looms

18 December 2020

Britain / 16 December 2020

Ursula von Der Leyen: Brexit fishing row may be ‘impossible’ to resolve

16 December 2020

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer in Portsmouth earlier t

Editorial: / 14 December 2020

Labour must finally campaign for a Brexit that strengthens popular power

14 December 2020

Features / 14 December 2020

For years EU debate has been dominated by talk of trade — it’s time to start talking about production

14 December 2020

DOUG NICHOLLS argues that the current EU negotiating position threatens the green industrial revolution we need and undermines future productive capacity to rebuild after Covid-19

Britain / 14 December 2020

Communists slam ‘confected theatre’ of extended Brexit talks

14 December 2020

Britain / 14 December 2020

Child refugees in France ‘turned away’ by Britain as Home Office reneges on its promises

14 December 2020

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrives t

Britain / 13 December 2020

Brexit talks extended after deadline for trade deal is missed

13 December 2020

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer delivers his keynote speech d

Opinion / 12 December 2020

Labour left prepared to draw the line

12 December 2020

At least now, much more than a year ago, socialist Labour activists know who is against them and what they are prepared to do to stop them. JOE GILL believes the Labour right will fail

Britain / 11 December 2020

Unions warn against a no-deal Brexit

11 December 2020

The Union flag flies outside the Berlaymont building, the He

Editorial / 9 December 2020

Brussels: Boris does the Brexit dance as the US waits in the wings

9 December 2020

Passengers arriving back to the UK pass through customs and

Britain / 9 December 2020

PM dodges questions on how many post-Brexit customs agents are ready for January 1

9 December 2020

EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier (centre) wears a p

World / 8 December 2020

ETUC calls for workers’ rights to be protected in Brexit talks

8 December 2020

Britain / 1 December 2020

Tories face legal challenge over new rule targeting rough sleepers for deportation

1 December 2020

Prime Minister Boris Johnson's former top aide Dominic Cummi

Editorial: / 13 November 2020

Top Brexiteers on their way out, but class questions remain

13 November 2020

INTERVIEW / 13 November 2020

Rebuilding Labour – socialism, Brexit and democracy

13 November 2020

Following the launch of their No Holding Back report on Labour’s loss of working-class support, IAN LAVERY, LAURA SMITH AND JON TRICKETT speak to Morning Star editor Ben Chacko about their findings

Britain / 10 November 2020

Lords inflict crushing defeat on government's ‘toxic’ Internal Market Bill

10 November 2020

President-elect Joe Biden speaks at The Queen theatre in Wil

Britain / 9 November 2020

Do not be ‘fooled’ that Biden will ensure a fair trade deal with Britain, campaigners warn

9 November 2020

Global Justice Now warns ‘Trump’s defeat is a major setback for Johnson, but this is not the end of chlorinated chicken’

Ballet dancers perform during a protest calling for more fun

Britain / 28 October 2020

Artist unions warn workers could miss out on opportunities after Brexit

28 October 2020

Features / 21 October 2020

A story of attrition and defeat

21 October 2020

NICK WRIGHT reflects on Owen Jones’s account of the Corbyn years, This Land, The Story of a Movement

Britain / 20 October 2020

Internal Market Bill defeated in the Lords

20 October 2020

Britain / 15 October 2020

Most firms would be unprepared for ‘double hit’ of pandemic and no deal Brexit, poll suggests

15 October 2020

Farmers in tractors take part in a protest over food and far

Britain / 12 October 2020

Farmers stage Westminster tractor protest over threat to British food standards

12 October 2020

A woman holds her baby as refugees and migrants disembark at

Britain / 5 October 2020

Lords scupper government's attempt to close off only safe route for child refugees to reach Britain

5 October 2020

Alastair Campbell addresses a People's Vote rally at New Doc

Features / 24 September 2020

Catching up with the second referendum mob

24 September 2020

SOLOMON HUGHES looks up the abortive movement for a ‘people’s vote’ run by corporate creatures, New Labour hacks, Lib Dems and other transient centrists, whose main campaign groups still exist, despite losing both the referendum and the 2019 election

Labour Party Conference 2020 / 22 September 2020

Sir Keir Starmer's conference speech a ‘missed opportunity to show substance’

22 September 2020

Editorial: / 17 September 2020

Myriad problems remain amid ruling class division over Internal Market Bill

17 September 2020

Britain / 14 September 2020

Johnson's special envoy quits in protest over Internal Market Bill

14 September 2020

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer after a visit to Wade Ceramic

Britain / 13 September 2020

Starmer calls for changes to PM's Internal Market Bill in exchange for Labour's support to ‘get on with Brexit’

13 September 2020

Britain / 9 September 2020

Labour urges government to ‘protect the rule of law’ amid plans to override EU withdrawal agreement

9 September 2020

Boris Johnson during a campaign stunt during the 2019 genera

Editorial: / 8 September 2020

Our future is either a high wage, high value planned economy — or none at all

8 September 2020

Britain / 26 August 2020

Workers' needs will be excluded from post-Brexit talks, experts warn

26 August 2020

Green Party hopeful Shahrar Ali beside the Battle of Cable S

Features / 24 July 2020

‘We are an eco-socialist party and we shouldn't shy away from that’

24 July 2020

SHAHRAR ALI tells the Star why he's pitching himself as the ‘radical’ candidate in the Green Party leadership race

Britain / 21 July 2020

Campaigners “sickened” by MPs decision to vote down protections for the NHS in trade Bill

21 July 2020

Britain / 12 July 2020

Labour demands answers after leaked letter reveals ‘chaos' over the government's Brexit border preparations

12 July 2020

Features / 24 June 2020

Labour's 2019 loss: hard truths for the right wing

24 June 2020

NICK WRIGHT argues that the new centrist analysis of the party's last election disaster raises more problems than it solves — and the answers to those questions are anything but a rush back towards administering neoliberlaism

A protest against the Tories' hostile environment policies o

Britain / 9 June 2020

Government's ‘cruel’ immigration laws ‘disproportionately impacting Britain’s black community’

9 June 2020

EU citizens in Victoria Tower Gardens in Westminster, London

Britain / 25 May 2020

Home Office accused of deception over permanent residency rules

25 May 2020

Health Secretary Matt Hancock and NHS staff stand on marks o

Features / 2 April 2020

Amid the crisis – and behind our backs – the Tories are still attempting to sell off the NHS

2 April 2020

Our health service remains very much ‘on the table’ in a secret Trump trade deal, with negotiations slated to begin soon, warns ELLEN LEES

Refugees wearing face masks on the edges of Lesbos's notorio

Features / 13 March 2020

The fusing of the pandemic, refugee and economic crises

13 March 2020

Only working-class solidarity, compassion and organising for the common good will see us through them, writes KEVIN OVENDEN

OWN GOAL: Ofoc’s antics likely helped put their enemies in

Features / 12 March 2020

Ofoc, there go the centrists!

12 March 2020

SOLOMON HUGHES describes Our Future Our Choice's fitting end

INTERVIEW / 3 March 2020

From Bakers Oven worker to trade union leader

3 March 2020

New bakers’ union leader SARAH WOOLLEY talks to the Star about her route into the movement, the need to get better at working together across unions – and getting more union-based storylines in soaps

Features / 3 March 2020

Northern discomfort: which way forward for the Labour Party

3 March 2020

A fire is burning. It’s the angry flame of the injustice which we feel at the way the north has been treated, write IAN LAVERY MP and JON TRICKETT MP

EU citizens in Victoria Tower Gardens in Westminster lobby M

Britain / 28 February 2020

Home Office ‘less than co-operative’ when helping EU citizens apply for settlement scheme

28 February 2020

Features / 26 February 2020

What are musicians to do now we have finally left the EU?

26 February 2020

Musicians in Britain were overwhelmingly in favour of Remain – but can we turn our present moment into an opportunity to improve cultural representation across society, asks BEN LUNN

Then Welsh secretary Ron Davies flanked by under-secretaries

Features / 19 February 2020

Pandora’s box: the right-wing threat to Welsh devolution

19 February 2020

Welsh Labour failures are increasingly viewed as failures of the whole devolved government – so what does this mean for the future of the Assembly? asks JOE WILLIAMS

Features / 17 February 2020

The answer is not Sir Keir Starmer

17 February 2020

'Calmer for Starmer?' RICK EVANS is unconvinced that this supposedly ‘safe pair of hands’ will maintain Labour's political progress - or win back lost support

Britain / 17 February 2020

95-year-old told to prove residency despite living in Britain for 68 years

17 February 2020

Anti-Brexit campaigners on a protest in March last year

Features / 14 February 2020

The London crowd: from the People’s Vote marches to the Brexit rally

14 February 2020

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and former Chancellor Sajid Jav

Britain / 13 February 2020

Javid quitting as chancellor plunges government in ‘chaos’ just two months after general election

13 February 2020

Britain / 6 February 2020

FBU warns government ‘red tape challenge’ will fuel the agenda that led to Grenfell

6 February 2020

Features / 4 February 2020

Workers must seize this new sovereignty

4 February 2020

DOUG NICHOLLS argues that the working class as a whole ensured the country can govern itself again thanks to Brexit - but it must now start setting the agenda

Features / 4 February 2020

Farewell bellends, hello struggle

4 February 2020

The twin vom-fests of liberal tears in the EU parliament and poundshop patriotism in Parliament Square as we left the EU are nothing but a prelude to international class war, writes REUBEN BARD-ROSENBERG

Editorial: / 2 February 2020

Now is the time for Labour to press for a non-racist migration policy

2 February 2020

McDonald's workers and demonstrators take part in a protest

Editorial: / 31 January 2020

Only working-class action can defend workers' rights

31 January 2020

Britain / 31 January 2020

Power is in our hands

31 January 2020

Unions call for working people to head off the threat of a Tory evisceration of labour rights post-Brexit

Len McCluskey, General Secretary of Unite the Union, deliver

Britain / 31 January 2020

Trade unions will be ‘front line’ of resistance to racism and sexism under Johnson, says McCluskey

31 January 2020

UNIFY STRUGGLES: NHS nurses and doctors London, during a �

Features / 31 January 2020

The way forward? Organise, organise and organise

31 January 2020

Mass militant opposition plus divisions within the ruling class over Brexit strategy could yet destabilise Johnson’s regime before the end of its five-year term, argues ROB GRIFFITHS

Exclusive: / 31 January 2020

Video: The Full Brexit in conversation - the British left after Brexit

31 January 2020

Trade unionists and academics from the socialist left met in London, January 28, to discuss the political prospects after Brexit - and after the disastrous 2019 election result

Participants at the Indyref 2020 rally, hosted by the Nation

Britain / 31 January 2020

Sturgeon insists Brexit will lead to an independent Scotland

31 January 2020

Performers from The Hebe Foundation charity during the servi

Britain / 31 January 2020

Headteachers warn of ‘repeat of Windrush’ scandal post-Brexit, headteachers warn

31 January 2020

Requiring schools to help families and staff with their settled status could have ‘unintended consequences,’ The National Association of Head Teachers says