Why the cops are corrupt to the core
The inquiry into the investigations into the murder of Daniel Morgan declared last week that the Metropolitan Police is ‘institutionally corrupt’. Simon Basketter explains why fraud is built into the police
How the Corn Laws split the ruling class
It has been 175 years since the repeal of the Corn Laws. Isabel Ringrose explores how the bosses’ arguments over trade can open the door for working class resistance
GB News is a joke, but the left can’t sit back and laugh
Seeking to emulate ‘shock jock’ TV channels in the US, GB News launched last week hoping to find an audience on the angry right. Sophie Squire explains
Rape conviction figures show how the system fails women
The Tories have been forced to apologise for “failing” rape victims after the number of convictions for rape plummeted.
Batley and Spen by-election spells further disaster for Starmer
The Labour Party is in trouble in the Batley and Spen by-election—and it deserves to be in trouble.Comment
Tories bank on Brexit divides in Ireland
Why did the Northern Ireland protocol to the Brexit agreement between Britain and the European Union figure so large at the G7 summit in Cornwall?
Why Bitcoin is no game changer for capitalism
Digital currencies made to be untraceable were once touted as a democratic alternative to ‘real money’. Not anymore
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- How the Corn Laws split the ruling class
- Why the cops are corrupt to the core
- GB News is a joke, but the left can’t sit back and laugh
- Letters—Scotland failing on climate target as Cop26 approaches
- Biden injects billions into Big Pharma to compete
- Rape conviction figures show how the system fails women
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