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Brexit
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
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald
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
Former BBC journalist Emily Maitlis
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
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, speaking at the Centre for E
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
Yanis Varoufakis
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
WRITING ON THE BILLBOARD: Clear message
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
Sinn Fein MP, Paul Maskey
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
Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer
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
The Palace of Westminster in London
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 leader Sir Keir Starmer delivers his keynote speech d
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
Labour leader Keir Starmer
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
Grenfell Tower
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
Farage and friends on Brexit Day
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
Britain / 30 January 2020
Brexit victory is opportunity to end neoliberalism, Lexiteers say
30 January 2020
Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Chancellor of the Exchequer Sa
Britain / 28 January 2020
Government committee report recommends lowering migrant salary threshold
28 January 2020
Labour's shadow Chancellor John McDonnell
Editorial: / 27 January 2020
A culture war is no substitute for class politics
27 January 2020
Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price speaks during the launch of hi
Britain / 27 January 2020
Plaid Cymru sets new Brexit position
27 January 2020
Syrian refugees at the Qab Elias Informal Settlement in the
Britain / 20 January 2020
Labour's Alf Dubs to make last-ditch plea to save legal protections for child refugees
20 January 2020
CLASS STRUGGLE: Workers march through Leeds on Asda HQ last
Features / 10 January 2020
Taking stock and moving forward
10 January 2020
ALEX GORDON assesses the tasks facing socialists in Britain following the 2019 general election
Migrant domestic workers protest outside Parliament
Features / 9 January 2020
The Tory plan to make bosses decide and police immigration policy
9 January 2020
SOLOMON HUGHES reports on the government’s latest bid to divide and rule
Jewish refugee children arrive into London in February 1939
Britain / 9 January 2020
Refugee rights groups decry Tories for rejecting Brexit amendment that favours reuniting refugee families
9 January 2020
The Union flag, Saltire and the European Union flag fly alon
Britain / 8 January 2020
Workers' rights under threat from Tory's Brexit Bill, a Scottish minister warns
8 January 2020
Holyrood rejects the Withdrawal Agreement Bill by 92 to 29
President Donald Trump speaks on Iran, at his Mar-a-Lago pro
Britain / 7 January 2020
Corbyn: Johnson won't confront Trump over illegal assassination in fear of sabotaging ‘toxic’ trade deal
7 January 2020
Features / 2 January 2020
The corporate lobbyists at the centre of the spontaneous ‘youth’ movement Our Future Our Choice
2 January 2020
Britain / 20 December 2019
Government 'exploiting misery of child refugees for political purposes'
20 December 2019
Lord Dubs speaks out as Tories scrap legal protections for unaccompanied minors under cover of Brexit Bill
Features / 20 December 2019
Labour can only be relevant to people if it gives them the power
20 December 2019
The party needs a strategy to win back working people before it starts focusing on who should be leader, writes LUCY WOOD
Features / 20 December 2019
We need a return to class and class organisation
20 December 2019
In the wake of a devastating electoral loss, the labour movement has to put its own radical position as part of common struggles, not write off vast swathes of people and whole towns as reactionaries, says KEVIN OVENDEN
Boris Johnson drives a JCB through a wall for some reason du
Britain / 16 December 2019
Johnson's new majority government waters down post-Brexit workers' rights promise
16 December 2019
Editorial: / 15 December 2019
What's Left? Approaches to the coming Labour leadership contest
15 December 2019
Ken Loach on stage at the Theatre Royal Stratford East in Lo
Britain / 15 December 2019
Film director Ken Loach urges European socialists to ‘clarify’ their stance on the EU
15 December 2019
Features / 13 December 2019
Misleading narratives on Labour's defeat have a purpose
13 December 2019
GAWAIN LITTLE looks in detail at the different aspects of Labour’s election defeat
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks after the results was giv
Editorial: / 13 December 2019
Making sense of a shattering defeat
13 December 2019
COMRADE TORIES? Conservative candidate Aaron Bell is declare
Britain / 13 December 2019
Labour admits it lost general election because of ‘neutral’ Brexit stance
13 December 2019
Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry and Shadow Brexit
Britain / 13 December 2019
‘Remain has been defeated. The movement needs to move on,’ unions say
13 December 2019
Labour's Ian Lavery (centre) campaignig during the 2017 gene
Britain / 11 December 2019
Labour chairman vows to campaign for a ‘radical’ Brexit deal
11 December 2019
Features / 10 December 2019
An election of stark choices
10 December 2019
Tory proposals are the opposite of taking back control, writes MATT WILLGRESS
IWGB members take part in the strike against UCL last month
Britain / 10 December 2019
IWGB launches crowdfunding appeal to meet legal costs for challenging Johnson's Brexit deadline
10 December 2019
Britain / 10 December 2019
Campaigners to take Department of International Trade to court over redacted post-Brexit documents
10 December 2019
DUP leader Arlene Foster at her party's General Election man
Britain / 9 December 2019
DUP leader accuses Johnson of breaking his word over Irish Sea customs checks
9 December 2019
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn holds up a leaked document
Britain / 6 December 2019
Treasury documents expose Johnson's Brexit ‘falsehoods’, says Corbyn
6 December 2019
The Labour leader revealed how the PM is ‘deliberately misleading the country’
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage
Editorial: / 5 December 2019
Brexit Party defections show up its Tory character
5 December 2019
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is welcomed by Labour Party Gene
Features / 27 November 2019
Election 2019: reasons to be cheerful and reasons to be careful
27 November 2019
The long-term decline in working-class political engagement is a barrier that has to be overcome, says NICK WRIGHT
Britain / 15 November 2019
Green Party losing members over their alliance with the Lib Dems
15 November 2019
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage speaking at the Best Wester
Britain / 11 November 2019
Brexit party will give way to Tories in general election
11 November 2019
Liberal Democrats leader Jo Swinson makes a speech at a rall
Features / 10 November 2019
Dodgy deals, fake figures and dirty tricks
10 November 2019
CHARLEY ALLAN digs through the polling data to find out what lies behind the Lib Dems' new ‘Unite to Remain’ scam
Scottish National Party (SNP) leader Nicola Sturgeon speaks
Britain / 8 November 2019
Scottish Labour says ‘we shouldn’t be fooled by’ SNP's NHS protection Bill
8 November 2019
Chancellor of the Exchequer Sajid Javid (right) and Shadow c
Editorial: / 7 November 2019
Tories make bid to steal Labour’s clothes on public spending
7 November 2019
Diane Abbott is one of many female MPs who have spoken out o
Features / 6 November 2019
Abuse of MPs is damaging democracy
6 November 2019
Why would people of good will step forth to take part in politics if all they receive is abuse and threats to their safety, asks PAUL DONOVAN
Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaking at the launch the Cons
Features / 5 November 2019
Tories are being exposed for what they are
5 November 2019
Labour’s campaign is off to a flying start, writes Matt Willgress
Britain / 3 November 2019
Communists in east of England to fight for a Labour victory
3 November 2019
Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn (centre) kicks off the Labour Pa
Britain / 31 October 2019
Corbyn vows to tackle Britain's ‘tax dodgers, bad bosses and big polluters’
31 October 2019
Leader of the Liberal Democrats Jo Swinson speaking to the m
Editorial / 31 October 2019
Feverish Lib Dems need to take a cold shower
31 October 2019
Jean-Claude Juncker rings a bell during a weekly College of
Features / 30 October 2019
So how would you actually ‘remain and reform' the EU?
30 October 2019
NICK WRIGHT looks at the reality of passing left-wing treaties in the European Parliament — rather than simply leaving it
Editorial / 29 October 2019
Editorial: Making the election about Brexit would fall into the Tories’ trap
29 October 2019
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks at an activists training
Editorial: / 28 October 2019
Labour cannot keep abstaining on the country's future
28 October 2019
Roland Rudd (centre) at the launch of the Britain Stronger i
Britain / 28 October 2019
People's Vote multi-millionaire chairman Ronald Rudd ‘sabotages’ campaign
28 October 2019
Boris Johnson
Britain / 24 October 2019
Johnson calls for an early general election for a third time
24 October 2019
Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay (left), Prime Minister Bori
Features / 24 October 2019
Putting the Westminster parlour games into perspective
24 October 2019
While the Brexit debates are important, they’re in danger of eclipsing news of major social economic and political events occurring all across the globe, says NEIL FINDLAY
Britain / 23 October 2019
Corbyn to support Johnson's bid for general election only if EU grants Brexit extension
23 October 2019
Editorial: / 18 October 2019
It’s crunch time for Brexit – there’s no going back
18 October 2019
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson (left) and Jean-Claude Junck
Britain / 18 October 2019
Labour MP considering voting for Johnson's Brexit deal
18 October 2019
Graham Stringer believes the EU cannot be trusted to protect workers’ rights in the long-term
Alistair Campbell
Editorial: / 17 October 2019
Ignore spin doctor Campbell: support for Remain is declining
17 October 2019
Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay (left), Prime Minister Bori
Britain / 17 October 2019
Corbyn: ‘Boris Johnson's new Brexit deal is even worse than Theresa May's’
17 October 2019
Editorial: / 16 October 2019
Labour’s response to Johnson’s deal will be key
16 October 2019
Britain / 16 October 2019
Johnson could be forced to eat his words on refusal to ask EU for Brexit extension
16 October 2019
A homeless man sits on the steps of Liverpool Central Librar
Features / 14 October 2019
The issues that matter
14 October 2019
We need to get people talking about the social issues that actually affect their lives, not the narrow focus of the mainstream media, writes CAROL MOCHAN
Editorial / 11 October 2019
Editorial: Will Brexit boost the case for Irish unity?
11 October 2019
Features / 10 October 2019
Tory fantasies of ‘mob rule’
10 October 2019
Conservative fever dreams of Brexit riots on the streets are inspired by weakness, says SOLOMON HUGHES
Chancellor of the Exchequer Sajid Javid
Britain / 9 October 2019
Thousands join call against cuts to vital refugee services
9 October 2019
The Refugee Council warns the cuts will affect 30,000 people struggling to find help with housing, healthcare, mental health and employment
Boris Johnson during his speech at the Tory Party conference
Britain / 4 October 2019
Johnson to U-turn on his ‘do or die’ Brexit plans and ask for a delay, court documents reveal
4 October 2019
Nicola Sturgeon during FMQs today
Britain / 3 October 2019
Sturgeon refuses to back Johnson's Brexit plan
3 October 2019
Britain / 3 October 2019
Johnson's ‘sham’ proposals could result in two borders in Ireland, warns Corbyn
3 October 2019
Unelected Prime Minister Boris Johnson sits by a computer in
Editorial: / 1 October 2019
The Conservatives' poor imitation game is fooling nobody
1 October 2019
TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady
Tory Party Conference ’19 / 29 September 2019
The Tories are ‘deliberately keeping people in the dark’ over impact of no-deal Brexit, TUC leader warns
29 September 2019
TUC general secretary Frances O'Grady says ‘the fallout would be felt for generations to come’
Film-maker Ken Loach
Britain / 29 September 2019
Ken Loach: ‘Mental health, schools, poverty, inequality and climate change are all bigger than Brexit’
29 September 2019
Racing / 27 September 2019
Cartmel sorry for abusive tweets aimed at Gina Miller
27 September 2019
Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks in the House of Commons
Editorial: / 26 September 2019
The Establishment bites back
26 September 2019
Labour Conference ’19 / 23 September 2019
Corbyn as PM would heal divided nation, McCluskey says
23 September 2019
Labour Conference ’19 / 22 September 2019
Saving the high street from a no-deal Brexit
22 September 2019
Usdaw general secretary PADDY LILLIS sets out the union's agenda for Labour’s conference
Features / 21 September 2019
Looking to a future free of EU control
21 September 2019
PHIL KATZ flags a new initiative to build the case for a people’s Brexit
Features / 19 September 2019
We stand on the verge of momentous change
19 September 2019
MARK PERRYMAN explains why Brexit can’t be the sum total of a winning Labour campaign
Britain / 19 September 2019
Government wants another year to ‘find alternative to Irish border backstop’
19 September 2019
Australian passports and travel documents
Britain / 18 September 2019
Australians could be granted free movement rights in Britain after Brexit
18 September 2019
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn deliver a speech during the Scot
Britain / 18 September 2019
Mixed reaction to Corbyn's proposed party neutrality in second Brexit referendum
18 September 2019
RMT shop steward Eddie Dempsey (left) and Guardian columnist
Features / 18 September 2019
A farcical backlash from the commentariat
18 September 2019
A number of liberal-left figures have lined up to attack RMT shop steward Eddie Dempsey for his comments about Brexit. ROBBIE RAGANI cautions against such bad-faith posturing
Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson
Editorial: / 17 September 2019
The Lib Dems want to turn the clock back – but they're not the only ones
17 September 2019
INFLATED EGO: Prime Minister Boris Johnson arrives to meet L
Features / 17 September 2019
Johnson can’t take the heat in Luxembourg
17 September 2019
KEITH FLETT finds it revealing that the Prime Minister’s press conference, after talks about Brexit, should end with a strop and tantrum
Britain / 17 September 2019
Labour urges government intervention to save potash mine implementation
17 September 2019
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn making a keynote speech at The L
Editorial: / 16 September 2019
We must speak out and defend the left alternative to the EU – Corbynism
16 September 2019
Chuka Umunna speaking during the Liberal Democrats autumn co
Britain / 16 September 2019
Young Labour dubs Umunna the ‘ultimate ego-tripper’
16 September 2019
Features / 15 September 2019
‘Peterloo for the EU’? Really?
15 September 2019
Socialist historian KEITH FLETT is unconvinced by film maker Mike Leigh’s assertion that the Perterloo marchers would have been anti-Brexit
Britain / 12 September 2019
Labour demands Parliament be recalled immediately
12 September 2019
No 10’s no-deal contingency plan ‘reveals an absolute catastrophe for our country,’ shadow transport secretary says
Features / 11 September 2019
Brexit and the British border in Ireland
11 September 2019
Ireland should follow Britain out of the EU — or it will come under effective Franco-German control while flying an EU flag, writes KEVIN McCORRY
Cartoon / 10 September 2019
In the land of the blind...
10 September 2019
by Mike Bryson
Boris Johnson met Taoiseach Leo Varadkar in Dublin today
World / 9 September 2019
A united Ireland is the only way out the Brexit mess, Sinn Fein says
9 September 2019
Sinn Fein MEP Matt Carthy said the British Prime Minister must order a poll on Irish unity
Britain / 9 September 2019
Labour poised to unite with opposition against Johnson's second snap election bid
9 September 2019
Brexit protesters opposite the Houses of Parliament last wee
Editorial: / 9 September 2019
Our rulers are divided
9 September 2019
Editorial: / 8 September 2019
The stakes could not be higher for our movement
8 September 2019
Features / 8 September 2019
Democracy delayed is democracy denied
8 September 2019
Saturday saw the culmination of a week of campaigning against the EU with a day of action organised by the Communist Party and the Young Communist League, reports PHIL KATZ
Boris Johnson during a visit to Darnford Farm in Banchory ne
TUC Congress ’19 / 8 September 2019
Union leaders call for unity in fight against Johnson's ‘cabal of hard-right, free market fanatics’
8 September 2019
TUC Congress ’19 / 8 September 2019
Stopping the Tory extremists
8 September 2019
Boris Johnson’s Brexit big top is collapsing around him, writes TSSA general secretary MANUEL CORTES
Revellers at last year's Avante Festival
World / 8 September 2019
Communists call for Europe of the peoples and workers, not the EU of big capital at Portugal gathering
8 September 2019
Protesters in Westminster as MPs are take part in an emergen
TUC Congress ’19 / 8 September 2019
A crucial juncture for our movement
8 September 2019
With Tory attacks on our rights, the dangers of a no-deal Brexit and rising racism in our society, it’s never been more important to stand united, says MARK SERWOTKA
Features / 2 September 2019
Don’t fall into Johnson’s trap
2 September 2019
Those who support leaving the EU should resist any temptation to get behind the PM’s grubby little power grab, writes LAURA SMITH MP
Editorial / 1 September 2019
Editorial: Leave or Remain, we don't need crass identity politics
1 September 2019
A man in a giant Boris Johnson ‘head’ digs a grave at th
Britain / 28 August 2019
Johnson accused of behaving like a dictator
28 August 2019
Queen rubber stamps the unelected Prime Minister's request to suspend Parliament
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
Britain / 26 August 2019
Corbyn to rally Westminster to bring down Boris Johnson
26 August 2019
Houses of Parliament
Editorial: / 26 August 2019
What are Labour's prospects in cross-party talks?
26 August 2019
Prime Minister Boris Johnson meets US President Donald Trump
Editorial: / 25 August 2019
Johnson won't deliver the Brexit Britons voted for
25 August 2019
Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn during a visit to Rakefoot Farm,
Britain / 25 August 2019
The ‘natural constitutional process’ means Corbyn would be PM if Johnson's government fails, Gardiner says
25 August 2019
Features / 25 August 2019
Boris Johnson’s push to ‘liberate’ Britain from ‘anti-GM rules’
25 August 2019
The never-ending push to force GM on the public under the guise of saving humanity is pure industry spin – and puts public health in danger, argues COLIN TODHUNTER
LeFT
LeFT statement / 23 August 2019
A Left case for leaving the EU
23 August 2019
PHIL KATZ and MARTIN HALL argue that once we leave the EU, new opportunities will open up for working-class advance
Britain / 22 August 2019
Millions of lambs could die needlessly as a result of Johnson's no-deal Brexit ‘carnage,’ Corbyn warns
22 August 2019
Pro-European Union supporters gather in central London, for
Features / 21 August 2019
Second referendum? Not in my name
21 August 2019
I’m a young person who would’ve voted to remain – here’s why I don’t want to ‘have my say’ in a second referendum, writes HECTOR GIBBS
Britain / 20 August 2019
Corbyn calls on government to release full impact assessment of Johnson's no-deal Brexit plan
20 August 2019
Home Secretary Priti Patel
Britain / 20 August 2019
Imposing no-deal Brexit border restrictions would make ‘Windrush look like a minor blip’
20 August 2019
Editorial: / 19 August 2019
Labour's inspirational programme is at risk from Brexit manoeuvring
19 August 2019
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn makes a speech during a visit to
Britain / 19 August 2019
The Tories have led Britain into a ‘political and constitutional storm,’ Corbyn warns
19 August 2019
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson
Britain / 15 August 2019
Lib Dem leader urged to support Corbyn's proposed caretaker government
15 August 2019
Britain / 14 August 2019
Corbyn lays out plan to stop No Deal in letter to party leaders and senior backbenchers
14 August 2019
Features / 14 August 2019
The ‘Remain Alliance’ is a sad prospect
14 August 2019
The likelihood of an anti-Brexit lash-up fighting a general election this autumn demonstrates much about British politics’ current malaise, writes DAVID B MORGAN
Ukip leader Richard ‘Dick’ Braine (left) with former par
Britain / 13 August 2019
New Ukip leader warns against ‘international Marxism’ and suggests Quran ban
13 August 2019
Voices of Scotland: / 12 August 2019
Out of Britain, back into Europe
12 August 2019
Under the SNP Scotland should leave the United Kingdom to rejoin the EU, argues BILL KIDD MSP
Features / 10 August 2019
The mountain we must conquer
10 August 2019
Working-class people on both sides of the Brexit divide are crying out for an alternative – which is why the left has to spearhead the project of rupturing with the EU, and build the mass movement for radical change, write ALEX GORDON and PAUL O’CONNELL
Features / 10 August 2019
Leave – Fight – Transform: Founding Statement
10 August 2019
The LeFT Campaign is a new grassroots network of socialists, trade unionists and community activists, committed to democracy, internationalism and socialism – and making sure the 2016 EU referendum result is implemented
Editorial / 10 August 2019
Editorial: The new LeFT Brexit campaign is a force for solidarity and understanding
10 August 2019
Features / 8 August 2019
Feeling blue? The kids are all red
8 August 2019
Privately, the Tories admit the young do not share their values on the NHS, nationalisation, the welfare state or the British empire. Good, says SOLOMON HUGHES
Cartoon / 7 August 2019
V for... ?
7 August 2019
by Steve
Britain / 6 August 2019
No-confidence vote might not halt Johnson's No-deal Brexit
6 August 2019
Editorial: / 6 August 2019
The left must be on guard against a national government
6 August 2019
Editorial / 2 August 2019
Editorial: By-election shows Labour must return to its confident socialist message of 2017
2 August 2019
Britain / 30 July 2019
Concern grows over ‘corporate courts’ being set up after Brexit
30 July 2019
Parliament’s trade committee says it is alarmed by government's failure ‘to set out even basic lines of policy’ on how international arbitration will work after Brexit
Editorial: / 28 July 2019
Labour unity is needed to beat Johnson and the Tories
28 July 2019
Boris Johnson's hard-right cabal of ministers
Features / 26 July 2019
How can today’s political crisis be resolved in favour of the working class and the labour movement?
26 July 2019
With the ruling class crisis moving into a new political stage, we need to be promoting Labour’s radical alternative policies when escalating the protests against Johnson’s Tory government, says ROBERT GRIFFITHS
Britain / 26 July 2019
Scottish government to offer loans to farmers in preparation of no-deal Brexit
26 July 2019
A woman protests against Boris Johnson in Russell Square thi
Editorial: / 24 July 2019
A general election, not parliamentary games, is how we beat Boris Johnson
24 July 2019
Boris Johnson at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in London whe
Britain / 23 July 2019
Fewer than 100,000 Tories make Johnson Britain's next Prime Minister
23 July 2019
Corbyn and the trade unions demand Johnson takes no-deal Brexit off the table and triggers a general election
Editorial: / 18 July 2019
The British ruling class is sailing towards uncharted waters
18 July 2019
Features / 17 July 2019
Brexit in the shires
17 July 2019
NICK WRIGHT finds most Remainers ready to accept the core criticisms of the EU - but unable to join the dots and support Leave
Unite the Union general secretary Len McCluskey
Features / 13 July 2019
Jeremy Corbyn is the only person who is speaking for the whole nation
13 July 2019
A Labour government can unite working-class Leavers and Remainers – all of whom are suffering under Tory austerity Britain, says Unite leader LEN McCLUSKEY
Features / 13 July 2019
‘A Labour government will mean people don’t have to be scared any more’
13 July 2019
Shadow labour minister LAURA PIDCOCK talks to Morning Star editor Ben Chacko about why her party is ready and able to transform the lives of millions
A supporter wears a Jeremy Corbyn mask as they listen to the
Editorial: / 11 July 2019
Labour can win an election if it ups its game
11 July 2019
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn during Prime Minister's Question
Britain / 11 July 2019
Attacks show the Establishment is ‘terrified’ of Corbyn, Communists say
11 July 2019
Britain / 9 July 2019
Corbyn calls on next Tory leader to hold a second referendum
9 July 2019
Editorial: / 8 July 2019
Beware misleading narratives on Labour
8 July 2019
Deputy Labour leader Tom Watson speaks at a ‘People's Vote
Editorial: / 2 July 2019
How should Labour respond to Tory Brexit policies?
2 July 2019
Conservative party leadership contender Boris Johnson poses
Britain / 28 June 2019
Foreign Office demanded BBC cover up Johnson's slur against the French
28 June 2019
Former Change UK and Labour MP Chuka Umunna (left) with Libe
Features / 27 June 2019
Whatever happened to ‘new centrist party’ United for Change?
27 June 2019
With Change UK having flopped, SOLOMON HUGHES takes a look at the fortunes of another centrist group set up by Lovefilm founder Simon Franks
Unite general secretary Len McCluskey
Britain / 26 June 2019
Reject Brexit divisions and unite for a Labour government, McCluskey tells conference
26 June 2019
Features / 26 June 2019
Remainia paves the way to Johnsonville
26 June 2019
With their efforts to thwart Brexit, Tom Watson and the Labour Right are helping Boris Johnson’s electoral chances, writes HANK ROBERTS
A poster calling for 'No EU Frontier' on the border between
Unison Conference ’19 / 20 June 2019
Government must ensure Brexit doesn't come with a hard border in Ireland, union says
20 June 2019
Nigel Farage
Editorial / 17 June 2019
How can Labour respond to the threat of a Farage-Johnson pact?
17 June 2019
Features / 16 June 2019
The Tories' talk of putting Parliament on hold reveals their utter contempt for democracy
16 June 2019
The fight for a Corbyn-led Labour government is now becoming the fight for democracy against arbitrary rule through authoritarian methods and arcane procedures, writes KEVIN OVENDEN
Editorial / 11 June 2019
Capitalism unravelling globally, latest figures reveal
11 June 2019
Features / 24 May 2019
Leaving the EU and entering a new economic paradigm
24 May 2019
Despite being a Remainer, CHRIS WILLIAMSON MP now believes what really matters is how we enact modern and visionary socialist policies outside of the EU
Features / 24 May 2019
Labour is the only party focused on the issues beyond Brexit
24 May 2019
Our policies have people at their heart, and it’s these policies that will give people hope in a general election, says DANIELLE ROWLEY MP
Prime Minister Theresa May making a speech in central London
Britain / 22 May 2019
May begs MPs to allow her Brexit deal to pass a fourth vote as calls increase for her to quit
22 May 2019
Labour's Murad Qureshi
Interview / 22 May 2019
‘Let's not wait ‘til it comes to us. Let’s get out there and confront this fascist menace directly’
22 May 2019
AS BRITAIN goes to vote in European elections no-one expected nearly three years after we voted to leave the EU, Ben Chacko speaks to Stop the War Coalition chair MURAD QURESHI, who’s standing for Labour
Britain / 22 May 2019
Communist Party statement on the European elections
22 May 2019
Nigel Farage is escorted away by his hired goons after he wa
Editorial / 20 May 2019
The far right is no great shakes
20 May 2019
Members of the Kent Anti-Racism Network in January 2019
Editorial / 19 May 2019
Take a stand against Europe's crackdown on compassion
19 May 2019
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is applauded as he arrives in th
Britain / 19 May 2019
May's handling of Brexit could lead to Britain's ‘first-ever Marxist government,’ Tories have warned
19 May 2019
Leftwingers Dennis Skinner and Tony Benn, two famous opponen
Features / 19 May 2019
Respect the vote, respect the people
19 May 2019
Vilifying those who voted to leave the EU and calling them ‘racist’ is not helpful, writes TONY CONWAY
Features / 17 May 2019
Neither Farage nor Brussels
17 May 2019
All votes cast in the EU election endorse the existence of the EU Parliament — but voting for the Brexit Party is no alternative, argues ROBERT GRIFFITHS
Features / 17 May 2019
Only Labour can stop the right at the European elections
17 May 2019
Whether you voted Leave or Remain, a vote for Labour is the only way to bring our communities together, says RICHARD BURGON
Britain / 16 May 2019
Aslef votes to maintain anti-EU position
16 May 2019
Shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer
Editorial / 14 May 2019
Labour must recapture the anger of working-class Leave voters
14 May 2019
Aslef Conference ’19 / 13 May 2019
‘Only a general election will break Brexit impasse,’ union conference hears
13 May 2019
Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn launches his party's Europ
Editorial / 9 May 2019
Corbyn's campaign hits the right note – but are Labour's candidates listening?
9 May 2019