Housing bosses rake in £100m bonuses
THE HOUSING crisis is reaching new heights after Persimmon Homes bosses share £600 million in bonuses. Young people are struggling […]
UCU Lecturers to strike against 40 per cent pension cut
MEMBERS OF the University College Union (UCU) have smashed through the government’s strike ballot threshold to declare their support for
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Corbyn promises immediate action to help record numbers of homeless
AS FIGURES showed rough sleeping in England increased for the seventh consecutive year, Jeremy Corbyn promised a Labour government would
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Reinstate Ian Allinson – support the Fujitsu strike
IT GIANT Fujitsu are the latest company to step up their union-busting campaigns, which have been on the increase –
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More council homes needed to solve housing crisis
JEREMY CORBYN has said that there is no convincing solution to the housing crisis that “does not start with a
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PFI has been a £200 billion rip-off
THE COLLAPSE of Carillion and the recent National Auditing Office report have put Private Finance Initiatives (PFI) under the microscope
The Elephant in the Council chamber
SOME SOUTHWARK Labour councillors have been halted – if only temporarily – in their quest to turn Elephant & Castle’s
Obituary: Erica Garner 1990-2017
ERICA GARNER, the Black Lives Matter activist and Bernie Sanders campaigner, has died after a heart attack, aged just 27.
Organise the Left for London council campaigns
WITH COUNCIL elections looming in London, the Tory press is full of increasingly worried articles about a Labour landslide. Pollsters
Oprah for President?
OPRAH WINFREY’S Golden Globes speech aroused many hearts and moved audiences at the 2018 Golden Globes Awards. While accepting the
Newham Mayor ungraciously concedes members’ democratic rights
IN A dramatic about turn, Newham’s directly elected Mayor, Sir Robin Wales, has called for an “open selection” ballot to
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USA: Hundreds of thousands march against sexism
HUNDREDS OF thousands took to the streets in cities across the US on January 20 and 21 to mark the
Sadiq Khan revives racist Stop & Search
ACCORDING TO police records, knife crime has risen by 21 per cent in the past year, and gun-related offences by
Momentum candidates sweep new NEC places
THE CLEAN sweep of Momentum candidates for three new seats created to represent Labour’s expanded membership on its nec is
Labour Party Democracy Review – where to begin?
LABOUR’S DEMOCRACY review, led by Katy Clark, is an important opportunity for members to demand the opening up of the
RF No. 17 Editorial: Getting serious about taking power
Labour needs to become a genuine social movement to make an election victory the launchpad for a real struggle for power
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A defeated revolution: Finland 1918
The heroic fight of the Finnish workers tends to be unfairly overlooked when the great revolutionary events of 1917-18 are recounted. Jens-Hugo Nyberg tells the story
Business as usual in the ANC but fresh forces assemble to its left
NUMSA announces new ‘Revolutionary Workers’ Party’
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Austria: 1,500 school students strike against right-wing coalition government
By REVOLUTION – International Communist Youth Organisation ON 13 JANUARY tens of thousands of people demonstrated in Vienna against the
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SPD Young Socialists step up opposition to new Grand Coalition in Germany
The final decision will be made by a ballot of the whole membership
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