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

Tuesday 21st Nov 2023

The Tories’ poverty Budget: will Labour do better?

We know the Conservatives stand for cuts, destitution, and hungry children – it’s time for Labour to announce the policies that will do the opposite, writes KIM JOHNSON MP

Friday 17th Nov 2023

Disability groups hit out at government's austerity age plans to dock benefits

DISABILITY groups accused the government today of seeking to penalise people who cannot work after ministers set out plans to dock benefits from cl

Monday 09th Oct 2023

Labour Party Conference 2023 Labour’s task is to seize this moment

Britain is crying out for change and investment in our crumbling infrastructure – will Labour have the courage to commit to the investment so desperately needed, asks JON TRICKETT MP

Friday 06th Oct 2023

Why has Westminster government austerity been waved through without dissent?

ADAM JOHANNES, a People’s Assembly Wales activist, poses some difficult questions about the reactions to budget cuts in Wales

Tuesday 03rd Oct 2023

Britain on course for lowest benefits rates in history

Tory Chancellor Jeremy Hunt condemned after announcing harsher welfare sanctions in an ugly resurgence of its austerity-era ‘shirker’ rhetoric

Tuesday 03rd Oct 2023

Editorial: Hunt's ‘strivers versus shirkers’ reprise would repeat the crimes of Cameron and Osborne

THERE’S a sense of deja-vu about today’s politics.

Thursday 21st Sep 2023

Councils have sold off £15bn worth of public assets since 2010, report finds

CASH STRAPPED councils have sold a staggering £15 billion worth of public land and buildings amid devastating budget cuts since 2010, a new report

Thursday 14th Sep 2023

Doctors and nurses hit back at PM as NHS waiting lists rise to new record high

DOCTORS and nurses hit back at Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for blaming NHS workers for rising waiting lists today, as the number of people waiting f

Wednesday 13th Sep 2023

Editorial: Time to burst the bubble of the Westminster ‘consensus’

RISHI SUNAK is holding urgent discussions with NHS management on how the health service will cope through the winter, given chronic staff shortages

Sunday 10th Sep 2023

Moving beyond the crisis of everyday liveability

Gloomy prognoses concerning Wales’s challenges can be confronted if we move away from our fixation with the GDP, and look at the lives of normal people, writes LUKE FLETCHER MS

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

The Tories’ poverty Budget: will Labour do better?

We know the Conservatives stand for cuts, destitution, and hungry children – it’s time for Labour to announce the policies that will do the opposite, writes KIM JOHNSON MP

Disability groups hit out at government's austerity age plans to dock benefits

DISABILITY groups accused the government today of seeking to penalise people who cannot work after ministers set out plans to dock benefits from cl

Labour Party Conference 2023 Labour’s task is to seize this moment

Britain is crying out for change and investment in our crumbling infrastructure – will Labour have the courage to commit to the investment so desperately needed, asks JON TRICKETT MP

Why has Westminster government austerity been waved through without dissent?

ADAM JOHANNES, a People’s Assembly Wales activist, poses some difficult questions about the reactions to budget cuts in Wales

Britain on course for lowest benefits rates in history

Tory Chancellor Jeremy Hunt condemned after announcing harsher welfare sanctions in an ugly resurgence of its austerity-era ‘shirker’ rhetoric

Editorial: Hunt's ‘strivers versus shirkers’ reprise would repeat the crimes of Cameron and Osborne

THERE’S a sense of deja-vu about today’s politics.

Councils have sold off £15bn worth of public assets since 2010, report finds

CASH STRAPPED councils have sold a staggering £15 billion worth of public land and buildings amid devastating budget cuts since 2010, a new report

Doctors and nurses hit back at PM as NHS waiting lists rise to new record high

DOCTORS and nurses hit back at Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for blaming NHS workers for rising waiting lists today, as the number of people waiting f

Editorial: Time to burst the bubble of the Westminster ‘consensus’

RISHI SUNAK is holding urgent discussions with NHS management on how the health service will cope through the winter, given chronic staff shortages

Moving beyond the crisis of everyday liveability

Gloomy prognoses concerning Wales’s challenges can be confronted if we move away from our fixation with the GDP, and look at the lives of normal people, writes LUKE FLETCHER MS

LATEST EDITORIAL

Owned by Our Readers