Cabinet accepts Theresa May's Brexit deal but Tory chaos continues
The Tory cabinet has accepted Theresa May’s draft Brexit deal—after a five-hour meeting on Wednesday.
Anti-racists take on far right Steve Bannon in Edinburgh and Oxford
Anti-racists are taking on far right ideologue Steve Bannon’s attempts to whip up racism in Britain.
Use Brexit rows to get the Tories out
Government ministers were summoned to an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss a Brexit deal. It was unclear whether it would be approved by the cabinet, and still more uncertain what will happen when it goes to parliament. May's crisis is far from over.
Labour plan to challenge the state falls short
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell laid out what he said were the Labour leadership’s plans for transforming the state at an event on Monday evening.
Tories ditch plan to spy on ill migrants
The Tories have been forced to formally dump a scheme that saw NHS data used to target migrants.Comment
US is trying to slow down China’s rise
Donald Trump has been blundering around Europe again, picking fights as he goes. But the relationship that really matters is between the US and China.
Fight for a world without racist border controls
Immigration laws are the backdrop to increasing attacks on migrants and refugees, argues Tomáš Tengely-Evans
Other sections
Click here to download this weeks paper in PDF format, plain text format, and browse previous issues.
- Cabinet accepts Theresa May's Brexit deal but Tory chaos continues
- Anti-racists take on far right Steve Bannon in Edinburgh and Oxford
- Humiliation for racists and fascists in Norwich, Coventry and Cardiff
- Labour plan to challenge the state falls short
- Tories ditch plan to spy on ill migrants
- Carers reject extra hours or a cut in pay
Get In Touch
Socialist Worker is your paper. If you're involved in activity, send us a report. If you've got something to say, send us a letter.
Enter your email address below to receive our breakfast in red email updates each morning
Follow us
Become a fan
RSS Feed