Cuts to welfare and aid go hand-in-hand with the war drive

DIANE ABBOTT MP points out the false premises used by Rachel Reeves in the Spring Statement

Features | Tuesday 01st Apr 2025

On the streets in Argentina, the rebellion grows

Features | Saturday 29th Mar 2025

Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

Britain | Friday 28th Mar 2025

Barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

Headteachers forced to choose between repairing leaking roofs or helping vulnerable children

TORY education cuts are forcing school headteachers to choose between repairing leaking roofs or providing help to vulnerable children, a survey re

Thursday 20th Feb 2020

Glasgow and Edinburgh councils vote through £100m cuts

SCOTLAND’S two largest councils voted through more than £100 million of combined cuts despite warnings of hundreds of job losses and the decimation

Thursday 13th Feb 2020

Marketisation of universities has led to an education crisis

Higher education staff are now regarded as ‘throwaway’ and are increasingly overworked and demoralised. RUTH HUNT reports

Tuesday 11th Feb 2020

Thousands of college staff on strike against cuts

THOUSANDS of “angry and determined” college staff are going on strike tomorrow in protest at the effects of government funding cuts.

Thursday 06th Feb 2020

Time to break with a Scottish government that doesn't work for us

We need to consider withdrawing our co-operation and showing the SNP we will no longer accept a regime of cuts and austerity, writes MATT KERR

Friday 31st Jan 2020

Tory austerity hit all our public services and made our streets less safe – and it isn’t over yet

Due to its ideologically driven commitment to cuts, the government has failed in its fundamental duty, writes DIANE ABBOTT

Wednesday 29th Jan 2020

Benefits system ‘not fit for purpose,’ says relative of man who starved to death after being sanctioned

Errol Graham's employment and support allowance and housing benefits were stopped 2017. When his body was found in June 2018, he weighed just four-and-a-half stone

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

More than a million people are stuck on social housing waiting lists, homeless charity says

MORE than a million households in England are stuck on social-housing waiting lists, homelessness charity Shelter said yesterday.

Tuesday 21st Jan 2020

Pidcock urges people to join the People's Assembly and commit to ‘rebuilding resistance to the Tories’

LAURA PIDCOCK committed to “rebuilding resistance to the Tories” as she urged people to join the People’s Assembly Against Austerity in fighting ba

Tuesday 21st Jan 2020

Tories' ‘disastrous’ universal credit scheme to make low-income families worse off

Cuts to welfare and aid go hand-in-hand with the war drive

DIANE ABBOTT MP points out the false premises used by Rachel Reeves in the Spring Statement

On the streets in Argentina, the rebellion grows

Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

Barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite

Headteachers forced to choose between repairing leaking roofs or helping vulnerable children

TORY education cuts are forcing school headteachers to choose between repairing leaking roofs or providing help to vulnerable children, a survey re

Glasgow and Edinburgh councils vote through £100m cuts

SCOTLAND’S two largest councils voted through more than £100 million of combined cuts despite warnings of hundreds of job losses and the decimation

Marketisation of universities has led to an education crisis

Higher education staff are now regarded as ‘throwaway’ and are increasingly overworked and demoralised. RUTH HUNT reports

Thousands of college staff on strike against cuts

THOUSANDS of “angry and determined” college staff are going on strike tomorrow in protest at the effects of government funding cuts.

Time to break with a Scottish government that doesn't work for us

We need to consider withdrawing our co-operation and showing the SNP we will no longer accept a regime of cuts and austerity, writes MATT KERR

Tory austerity hit all our public services and made our streets less safe – and it isn’t over yet

Due to its ideologically driven commitment to cuts, the government has failed in its fundamental duty, writes DIANE ABBOTT

Benefits system ‘not fit for purpose,’ says relative of man who starved to death after being sanctioned

Errol Graham's employment and support allowance and housing benefits were stopped 2017. When his body was found in June 2018, he weighed just four-and-a-half stone

More than a million people are stuck on social housing waiting lists, homeless charity says

MORE than a million households in England are stuck on social-housing waiting lists, homelessness charity Shelter said yesterday.

Pidcock urges people to join the People's Assembly and commit to ‘rebuilding resistance to the Tories’

LAURA PIDCOCK committed to “rebuilding resistance to the Tories” as she urged people to join the People’s Assembly Against Austerity in fighting ba

Tories' ‘disastrous’ universal credit scheme to make low-income families worse off

A study by the Resolution Foundation finds ‘left behind’ parts of Britain will be particularly affected

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