Food poverty is hitting millions during lockdown
Millions of people in Britain are going hungry during the coronavirus crisis, according to new research.
Viruses and the sick system that destroys our environment
Pandemics and viral outbreaks aren’t an accident of nature. Fresh research confirms how tearing up animals’ natural habitats and intensive farming are to blame, writes Sadie Robinson
Racism, not genetics, explains why Covid-19 hits black and Asian people harder
The front page of Socialist Worker last week featured faces of some of the many workers in Britain who have died from coronavirus. Of the eight people pictured, six were black or Asian.
Letters: Say no to the sick idea of the ‘survival of the fittest’
A new scandal over Do Not Attempt Resuscitation (DNAR) orders has revived previously unthinkable eugenic notions about the “survival of the fittest”.
Cook’s tour drenched in blood
British explorer James Cook arrived on the east coast of Australia 250 years ago. His incursion was part of a horrific imperialist expansion, writes Charlie KimberComment
Lockdown policies hit the Global South
There’s an old cliche about the economy falling off a cliff. This time it really has, all over the world.
Racism, not genetics, explains why Covid-19 hits black and Asian people harder
The front page of Socialist Worker last week featured faces of some of the many workers in Britain who have died from coronavirus. Of the eight people pictured, six were black or Asian.
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- Food poverty is hitting millions during lockdown
- Viruses and the sick system that destroys our environment
- Racism, not genetics, explains why Covid-19 hits black and Asian people harder
- Heaven to a Tortured Mind is a genre-crossing album to get lost in
- Devs is a sci-fi thriller that asks ambitious questions
- Thousands of older people and workers at risk of virus in care homes
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