Women bear the brunt
While the cost of living crisis is hitting most people, Alice Arkwright looks at how it will hit women hardest
Starmer’s imprint on Labour
Eric Shaw on why rule changes and bans have not enabled Starmer’s star to shine
Dropping the pilot
As Boris Johnson and chancellor Sunak receive police fines for Covid law-breaking, Trevor Fisher wonders if Labour can capitalise
Not all in this together
Colin Lawson finds the chancellor’s spring statement inflicts more pain
Illegal and inhumane
Don Flynn says Priti Patel’s Rwanda scheme is just another day on the Culture War frontline
Why is it so difficult to talk about China?
Jenny Clegg proposes it is time to not just talk about, but also to, China
Plan for green lifestyles
Camilla Ween on why planning policy has to change
New German progressive coalition
Udo Bullmann sees a new era of progress for Germany and Europe
Hong Kong workers under fire
Sacha Ismail says solidarity with beleaguered Hong Kong and Chinese workers is key
Changing whose history?
Andy Gregg welcomes the acquittal of the Colston Four, finding double standards at the heart of Tory culture wars and planned attacks on judicial rights
Biodiversity is political
As we approach COP15, Victor Anderson calls for action on biodiversity, the other environmental crisis