Why we must fight to make sure manufacturing is part of our economic future The slow demise of the Caley rail works is a stark illustration of the results of free-market economics, says STUC leader GRAHAME SMITH
Monday 27th Jan 2020 Gypsies and travellers under continual attack Today is International Holocaust Memorial Day. But have the lessons of the persecution and discrimination which preceded genocide been learned? Not for travelling people. PETER LAZENBY reports
Sunday 26th Jan 2020 Historical revisionism now a clear and present danger There’s a growing movement to draw an equivalence between those who created Auschwitz and those who liberated it, warns PHIL KATZ
Sunday 26th Jan 2020 Campaign of the week Stop Turkey's Child Rape Bill OPPOSITION to Turkey’s sickening child-rape bill is growing in Britain, with a petition demanding it is scrapped initiated by the chair of transpor
Friday 24th Jan 2020 It is time to get HS2 done There must be no caving in to Tory MPs who can’t see further than the bottom of their own garden, writes MANUEL CORTES
Friday 24th Jan 2020 The right to protest against Israel’s policies is being threatened BEN JAMAL argues that the headlong rush by Labour’s candidates for leader to endorse the Board of Deputies' 10 pledges for action on anti-semitism is ill-advised
Friday 24th Jan 2020 'We would need multiple Earths to sustain that kind of consumption' MATT TRINDER spoke to DR JASON HICKEL about his groundbreaking Sustainable Development Index that has seen socialist Cuba recognised at last for its low-impact prosperity
Friday 24th Jan 2020 Remembering Sergio Lagos – a tireless campaigner against Pinochet’s brutal dictatorship December 1 1930 – January 1 2020
Friday 24th Jan 2020 Labour needs to wake up to the fact that U-turning on Brexit cost it the election Too many members are engaged in a collective effort to deny the devastating effect of framing ourselves as a Remain party, says CHELLEY RYAN
Friday 24th Jan 2020 When are foreign interventions in British politics welcome? Legal loopholes allow foreign companies and individuals to splash cash in support of political parties in what is a mockery of national sovereignty
Friday 24th Jan 2020 'Fatphobia' and 'fat activism' are helping no one In my late teens and early twenties this idea of 'combatting fatphobia' became prominent on the left — what did listening to this nonsense get me? Type two diabetes, writes TOM FLANAGAN
