The crisis in the Middle East underlines the urgency of building a genuinely internationalist and anti-imperialist antiwar movement

3,000 jobs are under threat at Tata Steel. The fight will have consequences across the whole industry.

Halfway through Graham’s first term, we look at the general secretary’s record and the limits of her return to ‘pure’ trade unionism.

On IWD2024, redouble the struggle for peace, justice and women's liberation

Rachel Reeve's 'smoked salmon offensive' must be met with a workers' offensive

The DUP have returned to power sharing. Who benefits?

Delegate-based committees of action to unite the antiwar movement, combined with a fight inside the unions is needed to bring the working class into action

Despite its limitations, the ICJ ruling represents a moral blow to Israel and the western powers.

The war is exacerbating the contradictions inside Ukraine and Russia

An international representation of textile art interrogating gender, race, environment and more

We need a publicly-owned and run public transport service

The US is talking up the prospect of Israel's war ending with a two-state solution

Labour avoided a major rebellion by trampling on democracy -- a habit Keir Starmer is becoming fond of

By Bernie McAdam OVER 150,000 public sector workers went on strike on Thursday 18 January in the biggest strike action the ‘Northern Ireland’ state has ever seen. Workers from 16 trade unions involving public transport, education, health and the civil service walked out for the day over an outstanding pay award. A near General Strike […]

Dave Lewis, revolutionary socialist and founder of Lesbians & Gays Support the Miners

The miners are now locked in a life or death struggle with the Tory government and Thatcher’s henchman at the NCB.

THE COMING struggle in the mines is likely to be a long and bitter one. It will involve not only the miners but their wives and families in tremendous sacrifices. Already miners’ families will have discovered that one of Thatcher’s measures in 1980 has deprived them of between £12 and £14 a week in social […]