In the wake of Grenfell
The Government has abandoned leaseholders as well as victims of the Grenfell fire, says Dermot McKibbin
Celebrating 50 years of the modern Women’s Liberation Movement
Fifty years ago in February 1970, over 500 women met at a conference in Oxford. Sheila Rowbotham was part of the small group of women who helped to make it happen.
After Coronavirus
Markets are indifferent to who lives or dies. In the aftermath of the Covid-19 crisis it must not be the working class and pensioners that bear the burden, writes Prem Sikka
Time for a universal basic income
Alex Sobel says the coronavirus crisis reveals our broken social system needs a radical solution
Will Starmer get lucky?
Peter Kenyon reviews the new Leader of the Labour Party’s prospects following defeat in the 2019 General Election, the coronavirus pandemic and climate change
The unavoidable first battle of Trump Toryism
Trevor Fisher warns the Johnson threat to our constitution is the battle of 2020
Power to the people?
Duncan Bowie asks what power and what people in a discussion of devolution, spatial equity and socialism
Patients Not Passports: The fight for the future of our NHS
As the coronavirus dominates the health headlines, James Skinner and Aedín O’Cuill explain how the hostile environment has infected the NHS
The dividend curse
Prem Sikka explains how income inequalities have widened during the shareholder bonanza of the last ten years
A world economy working for all
Jake Woodier says a Green New Deal is the path to tackling both the climate and economic crises
For a democratic revolution
Clive Lewis did not make the cut for the leadership election but he set out a bold plan for people to take real control and transform society and the party