Editorial: Justice at last for the Shrewsbury Pickets – what can today's left learn?

THE Court of Appeal’s finding that all the Shrewsbury Pickets convictions were unsafe is a complete vindication of courageous trade unionists victi

Editorial: It is the police whose actions turn demonstrations violent

Editorial: Labour and the coming elections: trying to lose?

LABOUR’S election campaign is running up against the difficulty of mobilising supporters it has disenfranchised and insulted.

Editorial: Hypocrisy at the heart of the system: Social care workers deserve better

THE Supreme Court judgement that social care workers are not entitled to be paid the minimum wage when on duty in a late shift sleepover reveals ag

Editorial: Nukes, nurses' pay and the language of priorities

IT WAS the founder of the NHS, Nye Bevan, who said that “the language of priorities is the religion of socialism.”

Editorial: Saying the quiet part loud: the Police Bill puts the class war out in the open

THERE is a fearful symmetry between the revelations that former Tory minister Norman Tebbitt relied on information provided by police spies and the

Editorial: A revived British militarism threatens others' safety – and our own

BRITAIN is becoming increasingly authoritarian at home with police on course to gain sweeping new powers.

Editorial: We must defeat this shockingly authoritarian Policing Bill

UNIONS, campaign groups and charities are sounding the alarm over the shockingly authoritarian new policing Bill.

Editorial Police violence on Clapham Common is a wake-up call to fight the Tories’ bid to ban protest

POLICE brutality unleashed on women holding a peaceful vigil to honour Sarah Everard will only inflame public anger.

Editorial We must all stand for women’s right to Reclaim These Streets

WOMEN from London to Edinburgh are being told to stay at home rather than attend Reclaim These Streets vigils in the wake of the murder of Sarah Ev