Tories in crisis—but Labour is paralysed

Theresa May’s government hangs by a thread. But she won’t go unless she is pushed

Who would gain from a ‘People’s Vote’?

How we can take control

Tories in crisis—but Labour is paralysed

Workers thousands of pounds worse off than a decade ago—time for a pay fight

Wages are still worth a third less in some parts of Britain than a decade ago

UN conference deal will not halt climate catastrophe

The official pronouncements are wholly inadequate, but pressure is mounting for politicians to act on climate change.

Chance of justice blocked at Grenfell fire inquiry

Striking traffic wardens in Camden determined to win more pay

Our united front can beat Nazi Tommy Robinson

Tens of thousands forced into temporary accommodation by Tory austerity

The Yellow Vests have shown the power of resistance

French Yellow Vests fight on, and new forces join the movement

What’s behind the militant protests rocking Hungary’s right wing government?

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Budapest against the right wing Hungarian government’s draconian new labour law.

Cast Lead—Murder in Palestine

Ten years ago Israel launched an assault on the Gaza Strip. It left 1,400 people dead and left Gazans with a broken infrastructure that makes life a misery, writes Nick Clark

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‘Stansted 15’ activists vow to keep up fight against deportations after conviction

Reports round-up - Birmingham care workers overwhelmingly back more action

New book shows how the European Union ‘hollowed out democracy’

Liberals can’t solve a ruling class crisis

Supporters of Karen Reissmann lobby Unison union leadership

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Liberals can’t solve a ruling class crisis

Pundits rightly mock Theresa May’s promise to deliver “strong and stable” leadership amid the Brexit chaos. Yet she’s not the only European ruler facing a crisis. Germany and France are far from “strong and stable”.

Are the Kippers floundering, or will their racist party survive?

Leading figures are leaving Ukip over its links with Nazis. But the racist party can’t be written off yet, argues Sadie Robinson

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We have been foster carers for a young refugee, Hossein Ahmadi, who arrived in Britain on the back of a freezer truck in the summer of 2016. He had spent ten months in the misery of the Dunkirk camp.