Shocking trade union poll is terrible news for Starmer’s Labour
A new poll has shown Keir Starmer’s Labour Party is rapidly losing the support of trade unionists. And it seems to be the billionaire-backed Thatcherites and ex-Tories of Reform who…
Netanyahu to bomb Beirut civilians for LEBANON ‘ceasefire violations’
The Israeli occupation regime is never afraid of rank hypocrisy. Presumably a result of its decades of impunity and the readiness of both western politicians and media to cover for…
Iraq hopes for an upset at the 2026 World Cup
Forty years after its sole World Cup appearance, Iraq returns to the world stage carrying the dreams of an entire generation that never experienced Mexico 1986. Between memories of the…
All to London for the International Anti-War conference
We’re hurtling towards more wars and greater global instability, with the governments of Europe responding with massive rearmament programmes and increasing moves towards conscription. So we urgently need a mass…
Burnham’s no ‘King of the North – he’s the Menace from Manchester for the left
In these quite frankly desperate times for British progressivism, with Keir Starmer’s deeply unpopular government crumbling under the weight of its own timid orthodoxy, many on the left are (still)…
British company responsible for California chemical leak is building F-35 parts for Israel
The military contractor responsible for a huge chemical leak in southern California is also manufacturing parts for F-35 jets for Israel. A 7,000-gallon chemical tank ruptured and threatened to explode…
Why this stubborn cosmetics tycoon will make you root for a millionaire
I don’t usually root for millionaires. In fact, I would say I have a visceral hatred for them. Most corporate biographies offer nothing but exploitative tales of untouchable oligarchs hoarding…
Streeting does Blair’s bidding with call for more drilling
On 26 May, the wax-faced war criminal Tony Blair returned with a half-baked essay on what the UK should do next. Among his widely-panned arguments was the suggestion that we…
Government washes hands of raising minimum wage for young people
In 2024, Labour pledged to equalise the minimum wage across all age bands. Now, a senior minister has claimed that the act of governing is completely out of the hands…
The farewell World Cup: 16 legends set for their final tournament
The 2026 World Cup will not just be another milestone in the history of the game; it could become the final chapter for some of the greatest stars who have…