After 1 February: where next?
By KD Tait ON 1 FEBRUARY hundreds of thousands of teachers, lecturers, civil servants and train drivers struck in the […]
‘What NHS crisis’ says government as it pushes private sector
By Andy Yorke WINTER IS here and along with it the deepest NHS crisis yet. Despite the respite from covid
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Tories rip up workers’ rights
By Jeremy Dewar PRIME MINISTER Rishi Sunak and business secretary Grant Shapps are rushing the Strikes (minimum service levels) Bill
NHS strikes: organise to win
IN A historic first, nurses in the RCN union, pushed to breaking point, have joined the strike wave against the
The first year of the Ukraine war
By Dave Stockton THE 23–24 February is the first anniversary of Vladimir Putin’s Ukraine War. On that night, 190,000 Russian
Starmer v Sunak
By Alex Rutherford WITH A new winter of discontent, rising prices, a growing strike wave and scandals ranging from tax
End neglect and abuse of asylum seekers
By R. Banks THE GOVERNMENT’S mistreatment of asylum seekers has come into public focus in recent weeks through a series
Crackdown in Iran as hardliners consolidate power
By Tim Nailsea IN THE wake of the massive repression which has, for the time being at least, suppressed the
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Israel: rising repression, rising resistance
By Alex Rutherford and Marcel Rajecky ON 30 DECEMBER, the Israeli parliament voted into office a government headed by Likud
400 issues of Workers Power
By Dave Stockton THE FIRST issue of Workers Power as a monthly paper appeared in October 1978. Its headline Smash
Rapist police off our streets!
By Jeremy Dewar THE METROPOLITAN Police is infested with violent misogynists. This isn’t rhetorical exaggeration. It’s a fact. Twelve serving