Labour launches its ‘manifesto for hope’, but there’s still a fight ahead for Corbyn
Overall, the tone of the manifesto is more combative than the one Labour released in 2017, bit there are important concessions to the right.
Angry sixth form college strikers say, ‘Education cuts are an election issue’
Strikes hit some 34 sixth form colleges on Wednesday as NEU union members walked out. The action was the third walkout in the union’s campaign over pay and funding – and the biggest so far.
Jeremy Corbyn wins TV debate while Boris bores on Brexit
Between an Emmerdale cliffhanger and the start of I’m A Celebrity stood Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson. Despite the fact that neither politicians nor viewers were desperate to see the first TV debate, it nonetheless taught us something.
After a year of the Yellow Vests - a new chance for united struggle in France
Richard Greeman, a Marxist writer and activist best known for his work on Victor Serge, marks the one-year anniversary of the Yellow Vests by looking at what the movement has achieved and the prospects for future struggles
Harriet Tubman - freedom fighter
Ahead of a new film telling the story of Harriet Tubman, the escaped slave who helped others on their way to freedom, Socialist Worker celebrates the life of a legendMore News
Brutal Hong Kong police target university in drive to crush pro-democracy movement
Strikes to hit 60 universities as UCU members fight for the future of education
Labour set to bow to McCluskey demand to drop free movement from its manifesto
Protesters in Wales fight for ‘Tory Free Zone’ and Lancaster kicks out Brexit Party
Bradford library workers stage fourth round of action
Comment
Neoliberalism takes revenge in Bolivia
Bad things have been happening lately in Latin America. But the worst to date is the right wing coup in Bolivia
The left in Chile has abandoned struggle
The uprising in Chile continues, and it is raising fundamental questions about neoliberalism and even capitalism
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- Labour launches its ‘manifesto for hope’, but there’s still a fight ahead for Corbyn
- Angry sixth form college strikers say, ‘Education cuts are an election issue’
- Jeremy Corbyn wins TV debate while Boris bores on Brexit
- We must take on the rich to win real change
- Bradford library workers stage fourth round of action
- Hundreds of health workers strike against privatisation
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