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

Friday 08th Mar 2019

International Women's Day Austerity is harming women and leading to a rise in the racist far right

SABBY DHALU issues a clarion call for unity amid uncertain and dangerous times

Thursday 07th Mar 2019

Pensioners protest against the Tories' decision to renege on free TV licence manifesto promise

SCORES of pensioners protested outside the Department for Media, Culture and Sport (DCMS) today against Tories breaking a manifesto promise to prot

Wednesday 06th Mar 2019

Editorial May's knife-crime summit will solve nothing while austerity goes on

THERESA MAY’S knife-crime summit may involve bringing ministers together with community leaders and victims, but it will solve nothing if the gover

Friday 08th Mar 2019

International Women's Day The Tory laws we need to overturn for women to reach their full potential

Almost a decade of right-wing policies have had a devastating impact on services, pay, housing and health. A transformative change is needed for women and our wider communities, says RUTH HAYES

Monday 04th Mar 2019

English councils are flogging off public assets to plug financial holes caused by austerity

An investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism finds 12,000 publicly owned spaces and properties have been sold since 2015-16

Monday 04th Mar 2019

May's plans to inject £1.6bn into poor towns ‘smacks of desperation,’ Labour charges

THE government’s plans to inject £1.6 billion into poorer Leave-voting towns and cities “smacks of desperation” with Theresa May eager to get her B

Wednesday 27th Feb 2019

Defections show that only Labour MPs will fight austerity

Joan Ryan might have left Labour to join the Independent Group, but the battle against universal credit, poverty and homelessness in Enfield will continue without her, writes local councillor KATHERINE CHIBAH

Wednesday 20th Feb 2019

Firefighters accuse Tories of sneaking through severe cuts

FIREFIGHTERS have accused the Tories of sneaking through more severe cuts to fire and rescue services.

Sunday 10th Feb 2019

Only Labour can tackle the inequality that shames our nation

A Labour government led by Corbyn will understand grotesque inequality as endemic of a rotten system that needs to be overhauled, says RICHARD BURGON MP

Wednesday 06th Feb 2019

£600,000 fund to support Westminster's homeless a ‘drop in ocean’ compared to Tory cuts

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

International Women's Day Austerity is harming women and leading to a rise in the racist far right

SABBY DHALU issues a clarion call for unity amid uncertain and dangerous times

Pensioners protest against the Tories' decision to renege on free TV licence manifesto promise

SCORES of pensioners protested outside the Department for Media, Culture and Sport (DCMS) today against Tories breaking a manifesto promise to prot

Editorial May's knife-crime summit will solve nothing while austerity goes on

THERESA MAY’S knife-crime summit may involve bringing ministers together with community leaders and victims, but it will solve nothing if the gover

International Women's Day The Tory laws we need to overturn for women to reach their full potential

Almost a decade of right-wing policies have had a devastating impact on services, pay, housing and health. A transformative change is needed for women and our wider communities, says RUTH HAYES

English councils are flogging off public assets to plug financial holes caused by austerity

An investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism finds 12,000 publicly owned spaces and properties have been sold since 2015-16

May's plans to inject £1.6bn into poor towns ‘smacks of desperation,’ Labour charges

THE government’s plans to inject £1.6 billion into poorer Leave-voting towns and cities “smacks of desperation” with Theresa May eager to get her B

Defections show that only Labour MPs will fight austerity

Joan Ryan might have left Labour to join the Independent Group, but the battle against universal credit, poverty and homelessness in Enfield will continue without her, writes local councillor KATHERINE CHIBAH

Firefighters accuse Tories of sneaking through severe cuts

FIREFIGHTERS have accused the Tories of sneaking through more severe cuts to fire and rescue services.

Only Labour can tackle the inequality that shames our nation

A Labour government led by Corbyn will understand grotesque inequality as endemic of a rotten system that needs to be overhauled, says RICHARD BURGON MP

£600,000 fund to support Westminster's homeless a ‘drop in ocean’ compared to Tory cuts

Labour councillor Adam Hug welcomed the money but says it's ‘dwarfed’ by millions of pounds cuts

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