Lavery backs petition to ditch anti-trade union laws

LABOUR MP Ian Lavery reiterated calls to overturn the 2016 Trade Union Act today as a new parliamentary petition demanding its repeal garnered hund

Britain | Wednesday 22nd Sep 2021

Beware the Tories' push to ‘Americanise’ the NHS, left-wing Labour MPs warn

Editorial | Wednesday 22nd Sep 2021

Editorial: Richard Burgon’s NHS debate and Starmer’s rule change: a tale of two Labours

Britain | Wednesday 22nd Sep 2021

Ministers refuse to guarantee that no-one will lose their gas supply this winter

Friday 17th Sep 2021

Climate protesters block M25 for third time in a week

CLIMATE activists blocked several junctions of the M25 today for the third time this week — only hours after being released by police.

Friday 17th Sep 2021

Campaigners warn of ‘obvious conflict of interest’ after Gove receives £120,000 from property developers

Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Friday 17th Sep 2021

NHS unions express fury as health minister admits £2.8bn of PPE unfit for purpose

Public inquiry must be brought forward, says Unison

Friday 17th Sep 2021

‘The left is at a unique moment post-Corbyn - but time is running out for real change’

Film director KEN LOACH speaks to Morning Star editor Ben Chacko about the state of the movement ahead of Labour's 2021 conference

Friday 17th Sep 2021

New Culture Secretary removes listed status from industrial landmark

Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Friday 17th Sep 2021

Mother of disabled woman who killed herself after her benefits were cut loses bid for fresh inquest

THE mother of a housebound, disabled woman who killed herself after her benefits were cut lost a High Court bid today for a fresh inquest into her

Thursday 16th Sep 2021

60% of Johnson's new Cabinet attended private school, charity reports

ALMOST half of Boris Johnson’s new Cabinet went to Oxford or Cambridge universities and 60 per cent attended a private school, a charity

Thursday 16th Sep 2021

Tory minister ducks questions on the future of a controversial oilfield

A TORY government minister ducked questioning by a Holyrood committee today, avoiding a commitment on the future of a controversial oilfi

Tuesday 14th Sep 2021

Government's third jab for Britons ‘a slap in the face’ to the global South

‘The UK has persistently pushed low and middle-income countries to the back of the queue, hoarding the world’s limited stocks of vaccines,’ Global Justice Now charges

Monday 13th Sep 2021

Editorial: Therese Coffey has misjudged the public mood with her ‘work longer hours’ injunction

Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Lavery backs petition to ditch anti-trade union laws

LABOUR MP Ian Lavery reiterated calls to overturn the 2016 Trade Union Act today as a new parliamentary petition demanding its repeal garnered hund

Beware the Tories' push to ‘Americanise’ the NHS, left-wing Labour MPs warn

Editorial: Richard Burgon’s NHS debate and Starmer’s rule change: a tale of two Labours

Ministers refuse to guarantee that no-one will lose their gas supply this winter

Climate protesters block M25 for third time in a week

CLIMATE activists blocked several junctions of the M25 today for the third time this week — only hours after being released by police.

Campaigners warn of ‘obvious conflict of interest’ after Gove receives £120,000 from property developers

NHS unions express fury as health minister admits £2.8bn of PPE unfit for purpose

Public inquiry must be brought forward, says Unison

‘The left is at a unique moment post-Corbyn - but time is running out for real change’

Film director KEN LOACH speaks to Morning Star editor Ben Chacko about the state of the movement ahead of Labour's 2021 conference

New Culture Secretary removes listed status from industrial landmark

Mother of disabled woman who killed herself after her benefits were cut loses bid for fresh inquest

THE mother of a housebound, disabled woman who killed herself after her benefits were cut lost a High Court bid today for a fresh inquest into her

60% of Johnson's new Cabinet attended private school, charity reports

ALMOST half of Boris Johnson’s new Cabinet went to Oxford or Cambridge universities and 60 per cent attended a private school, a charity

Tory minister ducks questions on the future of a controversial oilfield

A TORY government minister ducked questioning by a Holyrood committee today, avoiding a commitment on the future of a controversial oilfi

Government's third jab for Britons ‘a slap in the face’ to the global South

‘The UK has persistently pushed low and middle-income countries to the back of the queue, hoarding the world’s limited stocks of vaccines,’ Global Justice Now charges

Editorial: Therese Coffey has misjudged the public mood with her ‘work longer hours’ injunction

THE Conservative Party are past masters at turning working people against each other — but Therese Coffey may find that she has dangerously misjudg

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