Workers must be protected from employers spying on them, Labour says

WORKERS must be protected from employers tracking them while they work from home during the pandemic, Labour said today.

Priti Patel’s Commons no-show branded ‘shameful’ by Labour, as deletion of police records discussed

POLICING minister Kit Harrington was unable to guarantee yesterday that no criminal case would be compromised by the accidental deletion of hundred

Editorial Class politics is surpassing parliamentary paralysis

Corbyn's lawyers seek release of Labour papers prior to legal battle

by Lamiat Sabin and Sam Tobin

VOICES OF SCOTLAND Socialism can reverse Scottish Labour’s decline

JOHN SINGER and ENAS MAGZOUB argue that putting forward working-class candidates committed to a national care service, rent controls and bringing key services under public ownership is the best way to rebuild the party

Corbyn issues rallying cry for action at the launch of the Peace and Justice Project

Retail workers set for legal protection in Scotland

by Niall Christie

Labour's Abbott and Burgon join trade unionists' demands for a zero-Covid approach

by Matt Trinder
Industrial reporter

‘Outrageous’: Labour’s left react to reports that Westminster leadership pushed Richard Leonard to stand down

by Niall Christie

Scotland editor

‘The poisonous culture in Scottish Labour has been utterly dreadful’

MSP NEIL FINDLAY talks to the Morning Star on the causes of Richard Leonard’s resignation – and the risk of the party pursuing a ‘hard-unionist’ strategy now he’s gone