Sunak dreams of Tory comeback

RISHI SUNAK claimed today that the Tories can still win in Thursday’s vote — despite there being not the slightest sign of that happening.

‘Integrity and principle before shallow opportunism’

Legendary film director Ken Loach says we need a movement for the many and eventually a new party, writes Linda Pentz Gunter

Time to turn Green

This election could and should be a moment of real change, says Wales Green Party leader ANTHONY SLAUGHTER

A view from the ground in Clacton

ANDREW MURRAY visits Nigel Farage’s target constituency and wonders what it is about the seaside town that has put it in Reform UK’s sights

Tata's ‘threats won’t deter us’

Unite calls on steel company to negotiate rather than issue threats to slash jobs

Opinion Change will only come from the streets

BEN SELLERS explains why Britain needs a People’s Charter now

Editorial: With the main parties in the doldrums, can the fighting left regroup?

IT IS unsurprising that the collective share of the vote for the two parties which between them have governed Britain for a century is likely to fa

Eyes Left No ceasefire, no vote

In light of the mass movement in solidarity with Gaza, there is a simple metric to assess whether a Labour candidate deserves your support on July 4, explains ANDREW MURRAY

We’ll hold Labour’s feet to the fire

RMT leader MICK LYNCH talks to Elizabeth Short about why Starmer needs to fulfil promises to scrap anti-strike laws and renationalise rail, and laments the lack of a transformative green new deal to create jobs and tackle the climate crisis

Labour and Tory campaigns flounder as betting row deepens