Editorial: Downing Street speech: Starmer offers no hope of real change

AFTER seven weeks in office marked by a renewed austerity and scarred by far-right riots across the country, Sir Keir Starmer finally felt the need

Editorial: What’s the point of Labour if it does not rebalance wealth and power?

WE ARE a week away from the recall of Parliament.

Editorial: Britain's media and the working class

BRITAIN’S media has shut out working-class voices.

Editorial: It’s not difficult – the way to cut energy prices is public ownership

THE bad news is that the typical yearly household energy bill in Britain will rise by about £150 from this autumn.

Editorial: Challenge Labour's new austerity plans

IT IS daily becoming clearer that the Labour government is intent on a new round of austerity.

Editorial: Cruelty, profiteering and the hostile environment: change course, Labour

YVETTE COOPER’s pledge to accelerate deportations doubles down on the Tory “hostile environment” that criminalises and dehumanises refugees.

Editorial: Tory recognises role of rail unions - Labour should follow

Editorial: Call out hypocrisy over a Gaza ceasefire the US and its allies have the power to enforce

PROTESTERS on Britain’s streets forced both Labour and the Conservatives, earlier this year, to profess support for a Gaza ceasefire rather than th

Editorial: Cooper's crackdown on ‘extremism’: don't trust the British state

YVETTE COOPER’S crackdown on “extremism” is full of danger for the left, and could confirm that Labour will plough the same authoritarian furrow as

Editorial: Britain’s peace movement faces an uphill battle as our trade unions remain split on militarisation

ADVANCED Nato weaponry appears to have given a critical edge to Ukraine’s incursion into Russian territory.