The new Prime Minister does not have a mandate from the people

As Boris Johnson is crowned leader of the Tory Party and our next Prime Minister, we print LAURA PIDCOCK’S speech to the Not My Prime Minister People’s Assembly rally at Downing Street

Legal Aid Matters

A new report reveals the necessity of free legal representation for social justice, writes LIZ DAVIES

Exclusive: War veteran wins benefit appeal

Victory for Morning Star campaign as Amber Rudd’s miserly department loses in court

Leonard: Scotland must have ‘more devolution’ to ditch neoliberalism and austerity

SCOTLAND must have “more devolution” to ditch neoliberalism and austerity and fuel a “green industrial revolution,” Richard Leonard will say today.

Exclusive: War veteran takes DWP to court over benefit cuts

72% of staff in further, adult and prison education are struggling to make ends meet, UCU survey finds

CASUALISATION of teaching jobs is pushing lecturers and education workers towards food banks while their mental health sustains a huge blow, accord

Government urged to tackle inactivity crisis among English kids

THE Sport and Recreation Alliance (SRA) is calling for urgent action to tackle the inactivity crisis among English children after research revealed

Pensioners take to Britain's streets demanding the government funds free TV licences for the over-75s

OVER 1,000 pensioners took to the streets across Britain today to protest against the withdrawal of TV licence funding for the poorest over-75s.

Police continue strike action over benefits as protests continue in Honduras

HONDURAS has descended into chaos after police continued strike action over benefits while protesters block roads in the capital.

Essex is ready for a Labour revival

Long the home of the ‘working-class Tory’ stereotype, the recent stagnation of the Thatcherite dream means Essex could soon be a Labour heartland, writes LIAM BARRETT