The battle to save our health service has reached a whole new level With NHS workers overwhelmingly rejecting the government’s measly 3% pay offer, HELEN O’CONNOR believes it's crunch time for health unions, campaign groups and all who value the service
Tuesday 21st Sep 2021 Together we can end the exploitation in Leicester’s garment industry CLAUDIA WEBBE reports on a groundbreaking new initiative that is stepping in to defend workers where the government and big business have failed
Tuesday 21st Sep 2021 Rallying against the unjust and repressive Crime and Sentencing Bill Women and allies are joining a movement that’s coming together across Britain to oppose the government’s onslaught of harmful legislation, say SARA CALLAWAY and LISA LONGSTAFF
Tuesday 21st Sep 2021 Culture and climate change in literary Lakeland The great landscapes of the Lake District have been shaped by the words of poets, but they’ve also been shaped by human actions – not always for the good, says NICK MATTHEWS
Tuesday 21st Sep 2021 VOICES OF SCOTLAND In the Labour Party we must end the retreat from political principle and class politics We need to create a proper industrial strategy by making – and winning – the argument that society needs a transfer from those who own the wealth to those who create it, writes RICHARD LEONARD MSP
Sunday 19th Sep 2021 Acorn launches ‘strike fund’ against landlord's lawfare ROHAN KON explains why Acorn's unique, member-led, direct-action approach to housing justice has scared parasite landlords into launching legal bids to bankrupt this fighting union — and how we can help them fight back
Monday 20th Sep 2021 Obituary Derek Watkins: one of the Pentonville Five Roger Sutton remembers a stevedore and a class fighter, jailed for picketing — then released after a mass working-class campaign
Monday 20th Sep 2021 Labour is not doing enough for its black members DEBORAH HOBSON, co-chair of Grassroots Black Left, says black party members have waited long enough to have their demands for self-organisation recognised — and must now move on with the task themselves
Monday 20th Sep 2021 UVW: march alongside us — not in front of us The United Voices of the World grew out of the organic struggles of super-exploited low-paid migrant cleaners like myself, to become one of the most successful small unions in years — we must not lose sight of our original mission, writes SUSANA BENAVIDES
Sunday 19th Sep 2021 Why I, as someone with disabilities, support the Assisted Dying Bill There is consternation that allowing assisted dying to be legalised would impact the disabled — but if it is limited to the terminally ill, as we expect it will be, I support it, writes RUTH HUNT
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
