Britain’s latest theft is part of a long history of looting and aggression against the Venezuelan people, who continue to struggle for their independence and freedom. Lalkar writers When Hugo Chávez took power in Venezuela in 1998, a chain […]
The abolition of workers’ right to a jury trial could be the final nail in the coffin of the justice system in Britain. Proletarian writers Moves are afoot to abolish or limit the right of […]
When is an anti-war movement not an anti-war movement? Proletarian writers In its dotage the Stop the War Coalition is continuing to masquerade as a broad-based anti-war movement whilst doing all it can to undermine any forces […]
Thinktank investigation reveals the huge disparity in rates of payment between the poorest and richest households. Proletarian writers “The first premise of all human existence is … that man must be in a position to […]
As London property prices nose-dive, investors are hoping to make a quick buck out of new-build apartments in the country’s second-largest city. Proletarian writers A report in the Sunday Times on 8 July described the rush of […]
‘Business as usual’ as rough sleepers are thrown back onto the streets. Proletarian writers In early April, we reported on the plight of Britain’s sizeable homeless population – workers who have been cruelly denied the basic human right to […]
By Johanna Ross The First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, has lambasted the British government over reports that it may control rights over ‘state aid’ after Brexit. ‘State aid’, which allows a government to subsidise companies, is […]
by KENNETH SURIN Photograph Source: Chris McAndrew – CC BY 3.0 As a Labour party member, it is unavoidable that I should have an opinion on the party leader Keir Starmer’s sacking of Rebecca Long-Bailey. RLB was […]
by PATRICK COCKBURN Photograph Source: ليبي صح – CC BY 2.0 The government’s controversial Prevent programme aims to stop individuals becoming terrorists, but it would be much more effective if it taught British political leaders not to […]
By Johanna Ross When it comes to Venezuela, Britain is suffering from split personality disorder. While the UK Foreign Office reportedly maintains ‘full, normal and reciprocal diplomatic relations’ with legitimately elected President Maduro’s government, and with […]