How the pandemic is intensifying alienation With increased surveillance monitoring of those working from home, greater job insecurity, and a lack of human contact in restructured roles, mental health problems are likely to rise among workers, says JOHN GREEN
Features | Thursday 29th Jul 2021 What Marx and Engels found at the Victorian beach: spies and temperance campaigners
Wednesday 28th Jul 2021 Starmer might be looking inwards, but Labour’s left is looking forwards The party leadership is lacking ideas and looking for scapegoats for its own failures, yet a transformative programme has the capacity to inspire the public – and that can still be built, says ANDREW SCATTERGOOD of Momentum
Wednesday 28th Jul 2021 Opinion No silver lining or light at the end of this tunnel The projected Silvertown tunnel under the Thames is just another private finance initiative scandal in progress, and an environmental disaster to boot, says STEWART MCGILL
Wednesday 28th Jul 2021 Opinion Mexico steps up anti-corruption measures and support for Cuba DAVID RABY looks at recent political initiatives by President Lopez Obrador and their potential impact on Latin America and beyond
Tuesday 27th Jul 2021 Reject 3% – fight for 15 If there is money for this government to pour billions into the private sector, there is money for a fully funded 15 per cent pay rise for NHS staff, argues HELEN O’CONNOR
Tuesday 27th Jul 2021 Why the slowdown in vaccinations? A sizeable minority of the population is still refusing to be jabbed, says PAUL DONOVAN
Tuesday 27th Jul 2021 There is no such thing as an illegal asylum-seeker — but the Tories would have you believe otherwise The Nationality and Borders Bill lacks basic humanity and is anti-refugee to its core, warns CLAUDIA WEBBE MP
Tuesday 27th Jul 2021 A tale of two countries Haiti and Cuba have the same enemies and are victimised by the same imperialist forces, writes ZOLTAN ZIGEDY
Monday 26th Jul 2021 Suicide, mental health and bereavement It’s no longer acceptable for mental health staff to claim they ‘don’t do’ bereavement, writes RUTH HUNT
Monday 26th Jul 2021 Eyewitness from Raqqa: ‘Isis plundered our lives’ SARA tells Swedish journalist Patrik Paulov what it was like living in the terrorist caliphate in Syria
Monday 26th Jul 2021 Educators and public-sector workers slapped in the face once again The labour movement must respond to yet another of the government's public-sector pay freeze threats with robust action, writes GAWAIN LITTLE
