One often-repeated lie is that we need stricter migration policies to protect our public services. The NHS is then given as ...

On the 80th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, we repost Lucy Nichols' article on why nuclear weapons are never a ...

The picture of a booming economy portrayed by the stock markets and strong rhetoric from Trump hides a slowing US economy, ...

Our Water Our Way is putting the conversation about the future management of water where it should be, in the hands of ...

Alex Snowdon on political practice and radical realignment Zarah Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn’s recent call for a new party has ...

Poor pay and poor working conditions in hotels are notorious, but an important strike shows that these workers can be ...

The new party is a step forward but must not become a Labour Party mark 2, argues John Rees The announcement of the intention ...

The new Superman film, whose whirlwind of CGI fails to develop much of its lightly anti-imperialist plot, leaves the audience ...

Michael Lavalette welcomes the announcement of a new left party, and outlines what we need it to be  At last, the deed is ...

There is widespread anger in the NHS at the government’s refusal to remedy long-standing pay issues, and this will lead to ...

Human-rights groups, news outlets, and universities from within Israel speak up against the ongoing genocide in Gaza as the ...

Dominic Alexander dismantles common myths around wealth taxes as ‘discredited truisms of a broken economic system’  The ...