Editorial: Defending Corbyn must involve a political mobilisation of the left

PROTESTS and petitions demanding the reinstatement of Jeremy Corbyn as a member of the Labour Party are multiplying.

Britain | Friday 30th Oct 2020

Exclusive: Hospital workers forced to pay hefty bills after accommodation funds dry up despite second Covid wave

Britain | Thursday 29th Oct 2020

Londoners demand government ends ‘appalling attack’ on city's transport system

Britain | Thursday 29th Oct 2020

London's firefighters in need of government intervention to protect service from massive cuts

Monday 19th Oct 2020

Trump given permission to build second golf course while sacking workers at the first

RMT vows to continue fighting for workers' rights at the US president’s Turnberry golf resort in Ayrshire

Wednesday 21st Oct 2020

Spycops, Starmer and the freeborn Englishman

The Labour leader’s tolerance of the new invasive measures awarded to agents of the state flies in the face of the early traditions of the working-class movement, explains KEITH FLETT

Monday 19th Oct 2020

Unions launch campaign to urge government to rescind plans to axe Union Learning Fund

TRADE unions are launching a nationwide campaign today against government plans to axe a skills training programme which helped 200,000 workers las

Sunday 18th Oct 2020

Leaked papers show STUC's concerns over Westminster's attempts to weaken devolution

PAPERS leaked ahead of next month’s Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) have revealed the movement’s concerns over the Westminster gove

Friday 16th Oct 2020

Privateer's failure hits as Liverpool's hospital beds fill up

Union blames lack of capacity for region's Tier-3 status

Thursday 15th Oct 2020

More than 2,000 jobs to go at Marston's pub chain

Unite warns Britain's hospitality sector is ‘now on life support’

Thursday 15th Oct 2020

Trade unions express ‘grave concerns’ over ‘spycops Bill’

THE leaders of 14 trade unions have expressed “grave concerns” over the spycops Bill ahead of its third reading in the Commons today.

Thursday 22nd Oct 2020

An explosive exposé of MI5’s unaccountable spying on communists and industrial militants

KEVAN NELSON reviews MI5, The Cold War and the Rule of Law by KD Ewing, Joan Mahoney and Andrew Moretta (Oxford University Press, £80)

Tuesday 13th Oct 2020

Editorial: We cannot just call for action on jobs – we have to organise it

RISHI SUNAK may claim his “absolute priority” is trying to protect as many jobs as possible, but new statistics show the biggest summer increase in

Tuesday 13th Oct 2020

Britain ‘on the precipice of an unemployment crisis’

Editorial: Defending Corbyn must involve a political mobilisation of the left

PROTESTS and petitions demanding the reinstatement of Jeremy Corbyn as a member of the Labour Party are multiplying.

Exclusive: Hospital workers forced to pay hefty bills after accommodation funds dry up despite second Covid wave

Londoners demand government ends ‘appalling attack’ on city's transport system

London's firefighters in need of government intervention to protect service from massive cuts

Trump given permission to build second golf course while sacking workers at the first

RMT vows to continue fighting for workers' rights at the US president’s Turnberry golf resort in Ayrshire

Spycops, Starmer and the freeborn Englishman

The Labour leader’s tolerance of the new invasive measures awarded to agents of the state flies in the face of the early traditions of the working-class movement, explains KEITH FLETT

Unions launch campaign to urge government to rescind plans to axe Union Learning Fund

TRADE unions are launching a nationwide campaign today against government plans to axe a skills training programme which helped 200,000 workers las

Leaked papers show STUC's concerns over Westminster's attempts to weaken devolution

PAPERS leaked ahead of next month’s Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) have revealed the movement’s concerns over the Westminster gove

Privateer's failure hits as Liverpool's hospital beds fill up

Union blames lack of capacity for region's Tier-3 status

More than 2,000 jobs to go at Marston's pub chain

Unite warns Britain's hospitality sector is ‘now on life support’

Trade unions express ‘grave concerns’ over ‘spycops Bill’

THE leaders of 14 trade unions have expressed “grave concerns” over the spycops Bill ahead of its third reading in the Commons today.

An explosive exposé of MI5’s unaccountable spying on communists and industrial militants

KEVAN NELSON reviews MI5, The Cold War and the Rule of Law by KD Ewing, Joan Mahoney and Andrew Moretta (Oxford University Press, £80)

Editorial: We cannot just call for action on jobs – we have to organise it

RISHI SUNAK may claim his “absolute priority” is trying to protect as many jobs as possible, but new statistics show the biggest summer increase in

Britain ‘on the precipice of an unemployment crisis’

ONS figures show biggest rise in joblessness for more than a decade

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