June, in Liverpool, of the public services union Unison was overshadowed by the undemocratic removal of two of three of the ...

Bernie Sanders spoke in Fort Worth, Texas, on 22 June, in his new Fighting Oligarchy tour, and heard about Trump bombing Iran ...

The second reading of welfare reform legislation (the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill) will come ...

The Middle Eastern war, which began a year ago, has now escalated from the stage of proxy warfare by the Islamic Republic of ...

The Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced the government’s intention to proscribe Palestine Action, placing it on the list of banned terrorist groups and making it illegal to be a member. This is ...

Dido Harding, Head of Test and Trace, has told the Covid-19 inquiry: “The UK spent much less than other developed countries ...

The Employment Rights Bill is now in its Committee Stage in the House of Lords. After that, it will have its Report Stage and ...

Nouvelle Vague, by Richard Linklater, a new film centred on the making of Jean-Luc Godard’s classic Breathless, will be ...

The strike at Nottingham University Hospitals Trust shows no sign of ending. After full week’s strike from 9 June by health ...

With Russia-Ukraine peace talks crawling slowly onwards with little outcome, and much discussion in the press of territories ...

A Phyllis and Julius Jacobson Reader, edited by Kent Worcester and Paul Heideman, is published by Brill as part of the ...