Editorial: The new minimum wage is still far from being a real living wage

ON TUESDAY, April 1, more than three million workers get an increase in the statutory minimum wage which increases up to £1,400 for a 35-hour worki

Editorial: Yet more anti-protest laws: a bid to crush the peace movement

MORE police power to block demonstrations and jail organisers have nothing to do with protecting worshippers and everything to do with suppressing

Editorial: Reeves’s brutal Budget only serves capitalism: we must escalate the resistance

EVERY 10 minutes since last year’s general election, a member has left the Labour Party.

Editorial: Reeves's austerity mark II: we are being robbed, again

OPPOSITION to the cuts unveiled today was not concentrated in Parliament.

Editorial: Stop Posturing, Keir, and Give Peace a Chance

OUT of the mouths of babes…and real estate agents-turned-envoys. Steve Witkoff, Donald Trump’s man-of-business in the Middle East and Ukraine, has

Editorial: Public services can't wear further cuts – Reeves must be stopped

Editorial: Axe-mad Reeves aligns Britain's Labour government with Trump and Musk

RACHEL REEVES’S announcement of 15 per cent cuts to the Civil Service repeat discredited mantras rolled out by past governments: that massive job l

Editorial: Unions must go on the offensive to reshape this country

THE trade union conference season is now under way. Regional TUCs are assessing the challenges facing workers in their areas.

Editorial: What is the point of Labour? The key question

NO-ONE can doubt the strength and depth of opposition across politics to Labour’s welfare cuts. It even found reflection in the Commons itself at P

Editorial: Under Starmer, things can only get worse – we need to wake up

KEIR STARMER’S wretched government stands doubly exposed as Israel resumes its brutal war on Gaza while Labour rolls out cruel attacks on the sick