Express non-delivery for Holyrood The SNP finds it useful for the constitution to be the dominating issue in Scottish politics, meaning fresh thinking on the referendum question is needed from Labour as it struggles for relevance, says STEPHEN LOW
Features | Tuesday 19th Oct 2021 Progressives around the world oppose the propaganda war against China
Features | Monday 18th Oct 2021 To tackle the climate crisis, we need real system change to end fossil-fuelled capitalism
Monday 18th Oct 2021 Why we’re fighting for an NHS dentist for everyone MARK JONES explains what led to founding of the Toothless in Suffolk campaign and warns that a woeful dentistry service gives an insight into what a privatised health system looks like
Monday 18th Oct 2021 Workers get set to strike against agricultural mega-corp John Deere Amid an upsurge in US union activity, United Auto Workers members at farm equipment plants in Illinois, Iowa and Kansas are ready to walk out paltry pay and pensions injustice, write MARK GRUENBERG and JOHN WOJCIK
Saturday 16th Oct 2021 Opinion A powerhouse of the new feminism The abuse of women and attempts to sideline women’s issues have provoked an enormous national awakening, as sisters gathering at a conference this weekend will attest, writes KAY GREEN
Saturday 16th Oct 2021 Why every feminist should be a socialist and why every socialist needs to be a feminist The building of a broad-based women’s movement and a strengthened labour movement must go hand in hand, argues MARY DAVIS
Sunday 17th Oct 2021 We should all ‘stand up to racism’ now the Tories are on the offensive Organising a conference against racism is crucial with an increasingly reactionary government introducing vicious legislation against refugees and migrants and ignoring the unequal impact of Covid, writes DIANE ABBOTT MP
Sunday 17th Oct 2021 Mexico seeks public control of electricity distribution and lithium deposits DAVID RABY looks at the way President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has been reversing the worst of the excesses of neoliberal policies and laws enacted by his predecessors
Sunday 17th Oct 2021 Opinion ‘I’ve got these truck driver’s blues’ Merle Haggard’s lyrics get the sentiment now augmented in Britain by poor conditions, low pay and bullying employer tactics. NICK MATTHEWS has the full story
Sunday 17th Oct 2021 Putting people before profit: energy lessons from Greece Families should not have to choose between heating and eating. Other countries are responding to the hike in energy prices with one-off payments and subsidies — but will our government follow, asks EUGENIA RUSSELL
Friday 15th Oct 2021 Protest works! Turkish political prisoner is freed on bail but still faces trial with over 100 other leaders and activists of the left-wing HDP PETER TATCHELL and ERIC LEE shine a light on the case of Cihan Erdal, a trade union, peace and LGBTI+ campaigner, who faces trumped-up charges in one of Turkey’s biggest mass trials
Friday 15th Oct 2021 The clowns inside the Big Tent SOLOMON HUGHES reports on Stephen Kinnock’s latest ‘centrist’ shenanigans
