Editorial Labour’s opposition to corporation tax rises is wrong – and bad politics into the bargain

LABOUR’S accusation that the Tories are “playing politics with the recovery” is not merely a diversion from the many serious concerns that socialis

Editorial Biden’s bombs show that after 20 years, the Stop the War Coalition is as important as ever

BARELY a month into his presidency Joe Biden has authorised his first bombing raid in the Middle East.

Editorial Serco’s shareholder dividends expose the rotten reality of broken Britain

SERCO’S resumption of shareholder dividends after recording bumper profits is a scandal that tells a story about modern Britain.

Editorial: Spanish repression, the EU and the left

AN EU committee’s recommendation that former Catalonia president Carles Puigdemont and two colleagues be stripped of immunity is no joke.

Editorial: Labour's anti-democratic antics in Liverpool have a national significance

Editorial Labour is complicit in the Tories’ reckless school-return plans

MILLIONS of people feeling the strain of isolation from friends and family will have been hanging on to the Prime Minister’s words today as he set

Editorial: The world needs peace and co-operation, not a new cold war

US PRESIDENT Joe Biden has come under fierce fire from right-wing and liberal media commentators for his recent remarks about China.

Editorial: The Uber victory can prompt a wider war on casualisation

UBER drivers’ historic win in the Supreme Court, which ruled today that they were not self-employed, is a victory for trade union organising.

Editorial: Starmer opposes austerity – but doesn't address the crisis of modern capitalism

PUNDITS looking to use Keir Starmer’s unofficial relaunch today to differentiate him from his predecessor could start by noting that he was allowed

Editorial Corbyn’s successes, not his failures, haunt Keir Starmer

Three months since he removed the whip from his predecessor, the shine is coming off the ‘new leadership’