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Rebuilding Solidarity

By scrapping the Tory anti-union laws, a Labour government could begin to rebuild the bonds of solidarity between workers in different industries which provided the basis of real class politics.

Justice for the 96

Thirty years after the Hillsborough disaster, yesterday's verdict reaffirmed a rule of British society: the ruling class are never held accountable for the crimes they commit against working people.

Scotophobia

The majority of Scottish voters are enormously hostile to Boris Johnson's agenda, but the SNP's grip on the country appears strong. Can Labour's plans for constitutional change point to a way out of the impasse?

Bouncing Back in Wales

In 2017, Labour's election comeback started in Wales. This week there are signs that a similar poll surge is happening in 2019 – and the Tories are worried.

The Tories’ NHS Lies

From nurses to hospitals to overall investment, every major health pledge the Tories have made in this election campaign can be shown to be a lie. They can't be trusted with the NHS.

Saving Britain’s Universities

This week's UCU strike is about more than pensions and pay - it's a fight for a university system that puts the welfare of staff and students above the interests of profit.