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

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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 24th Aug 2017

Corbyn’s rise: Shock and horror for the bully boys, joy for everyone else

The Parliamentary Labour Party has been out of touch for years, but now the people have a voice again, writes MARTIN MAYER

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Bread and peace – updating the left’s message

Jeremy Corbyn offers a popular modern day version of the socialist mantra which is building unity, believes DARYL TAYAR

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Whatever way you look at it, austerity is not the answer

Savage cutbacks are the wrong answer to a misframed question, writes MICHAEL MEACHER

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Postcapitalism: a signpost to the future or a utopian fantasy?

Channel 4’s economics editor Paul Mason speculates on an alternative to capitalism in his new book. Here two of our reviewers give their verdicts

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Finance chiefs slam Osborne plans for cuts

Devolved nations’ ministers unite in protest

Saturday 26th Aug 2017

Who stands up for us? Jeremy Corbyn, is the answer

For too long thousands of ordinary people have suffered declining living standards while being treated by our political class as the great unwashed whose votes don’t count – but that is all beginning to change, says JOE GILL

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Czech novel that’s lost in space-time

The Fifth Dimension by Martin Vopenka (Barbican Press, ££8.99)

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

We need a comprehensive vision for a more equitable London

It is essential that the next mayor of London takes a stand against austerity and the social cleansing of our city, writes DIANE ABBOTT

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

£9k raised for hungry woman facing jail over 75p Mars bar theft

GENEROUS strangers raised more than £9,000 in just 18 hours yesterday to pay court fines for a hungry woman who stole chocolate after her benefits

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Protest camp offers holidays to families hit hard by austerity

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

Corbyn’s rise: Shock and horror for the bully boys, joy for everyone else

The Parliamentary Labour Party has been out of touch for years, but now the people have a voice again, writes MARTIN MAYER

Bread and peace – updating the left’s message

Jeremy Corbyn offers a popular modern day version of the socialist mantra which is building unity, believes DARYL TAYAR

Whatever way you look at it, austerity is not the answer

Savage cutbacks are the wrong answer to a misframed question, writes MICHAEL MEACHER

Postcapitalism: a signpost to the future or a utopian fantasy?

Channel 4’s economics editor Paul Mason speculates on an alternative to capitalism in his new book. Here two of our reviewers give their verdicts

Finance chiefs slam Osborne plans for cuts

Devolved nations’ ministers unite in protest

Who stands up for us? Jeremy Corbyn, is the answer

For too long thousands of ordinary people have suffered declining living standards while being treated by our political class as the great unwashed whose votes don’t count – but that is all beginning to change, says JOE GILL

Czech novel that’s lost in space-time

The Fifth Dimension by Martin Vopenka (Barbican Press, ££8.99)

We need a comprehensive vision for a more equitable London

It is essential that the next mayor of London takes a stand against austerity and the social cleansing of our city, writes DIANE ABBOTT

£9k raised for hungry woman facing jail over 75p Mars bar theft

GENEROUS strangers raised more than £9,000 in just 18 hours yesterday to pay court fines for a hungry woman who stole chocolate after her benefits

Protest camp offers holidays to families hit hard by austerity

A PROTEST camp near the site of the Magna Carta signing opened its doors yesterday to cash-strapped families in need of a summer holiday.

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