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The right hopes terror attack will divide us

Terror attack used to target Muslims

The Tories are in chaos —kick them out now

Boris Johnson and the Tories face a political crisis on many fronts.

Why a top banker said sorry to China

JPMorgan Chase boss Jamie Dimon joked about China

Are increases in workers’ wages to blame for higher inflation?

Rising prices are hitting workers’ living standards.

Did the US state help to murder Malcolm X?

Who really wanted the black leader dead, and why?

Tories are on the rocks, so why does Starmer steer Labour rightwards?

Boris Johnson speaks at CBI conference in front of a backdrop saying Seize the Time

Johnson posed as being on the side of ordinary people who voted for Brexit. But now there are signs that this is breaking down.

Booster jabs? Billions are still waiting for their first

Vaccine patents need to go. No to monopolies in a pandemic

The West and Russia are playing dangerous games in eastern Europe

The borderlands between Russia and the European Union have become an immediate zone of potential conflict and even war

Rebuff claim that de Klerk ended apartheid

South African Marxists helped end apartheid, not F W de Klerk

Hydrogen power is not a green alternative

The Tories and world leaders are pinning their hopes on hydrogen power to reduce carbon emissions and help reach their net-zero promises.

Tear down the borders

Refugees trapped at the Polish-Belarusian border in eastern Europe are being used as weapons by two states with reactionary governments.

Radical climate action is more than slogans

System change not climate change is the only solution

Can Johnson escape another scandal?

Sinking the Tories needs more than sleaze revelations

Yorkshire cricket scandal—why racism is not ‘banter’

'Banter' is not an acceptable cover for racism

Royal family’s sick lies

To the heartbreak of royalists, the queen didn’t make it to the Cop26 conference

We have to change the world in order to save it

The revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg denounced a system that had produced “fertile plains of death on which profits can grow”

Competition between states grows sharper

Boris Johnson is puffing himself up as a world statesman for the Cop26 conference. But the ridiculous squabble with France over fishing rights off British coasts shows the lies behind his posturing.

Demand better than Tories’ Covid plan A or B

The Tories are risking tens of thousands of lives by refusing to consider any new measures to deal with the rising number of Covid-19 cases.

Municipal socialism—the Labour left’s recycled solution

After the defeat of Corbynism, the Labour left are looking for a new strategy. Nick Clark asks if it will work

The free market right is wrong on inflation

The alarm bells about inflation are ringing ever more shrilly across the world economy. Huw Pill, the new chief economist of the Bank of England, predicts that the official British inflation rate will hit five percent early next year.