Letters
The scrapping of the Labour Party list of candidates for the Liverpool mayoral election by Keir Starmer has caused outrage in the city and nationally.
The Serum Institute of India is the world’s largest producer of vaccines, with the ability to produce 1.5 billion doses per year.
Take up of the coronavirus vaccine has been much higher than expected. A quarter of the British adult population is now vaccinated.
Thanks for printing my letter on the NEU union’s groundbreaking advice to teachers to use Section 44 of the 1996 Employment Rights Act to refuse to work because of Covid-19 (Letters, 27 January).
I work in a shipyard and we’ve been open throughout the Covid-19 lockdown.
Richard Drax, MP for South Dorset, is the richest parliamentarian in Britain.
I write as a grandparent of two primary age grandchildren and as a retired teacher. I think there is a lot of pressure from the department for education on heads to try to force their staff to provide huge amounts of work for their pupils
In an appearance on TV’s Good Morning Britain last week Keir Starmer voiced his support for emergency legislation to deal with anti-vaxxer campaigns.
Scarborough police broke up our socially-distanced anti‑offshore gas field demo this week.
A high Court judicial review earlier this month outlawed the use of puberty blockers for young trans people unless they can persuade doctors to go to court on their behalf.
It is easy to get demoralised with politics in Britain given the strength of the populist right and the weakness of the Labour Party.
This week in Scotland marked a victory for grassroots campaigners who have fought a long battle for free and fair access to menstrual items.
The right has continuously deemed left wing activists who criticise Israel and its oppressive actions towards Palestinians as antisemites.
Socialists and environmental campaigners should have no illusions in nuclear power.
One of my young family members was in prison a while ago. During our visit we were treated like prisoners ourselves—made to wait endlessly in the shabby, dirty facilities.
The occupation of the Gardner’s factory 40 years ago was an inspiration to many workplaces.
We believe that Socialist Worker should have backed Burnham’s position more forcefully
The Tories’ new guidance on shielding means there’s pressure on people to return to work.
Finally graduating from university after three years is an overwhelming feeling.
Home Secretary Priti Patel’s proposal to dump asylum seekers on the remote volcanic outcrop of Ascension Island is mimicking Australia’s racist refugee policy.
The scrapping of the Labour Party list of candidates for the Liverpool mayoral election by Keir Starmer has caused outrage in the city and nationally.
The Serum Institute of India is the world’s largest producer of vaccines, with the ability to produce 1.5 billion doses per year.
Take up of the coronavirus vaccine has been much higher than expected. A quarter of the British adult population is now vaccinated.
Thanks for printing my letter on the NEU union’s groundbreaking advice to teachers to use Section 44 of the 1996 Employment Rights Act to refuse to work because of Covid-19 (Letters, 27 January).
I work in a shipyard and we’ve been open throughout the Covid-19 lockdown.
Richard Drax, MP for South Dorset, is the richest parliamentarian in Britain.
I write as a grandparent of two primary age grandchildren and as a retired teacher. I think there is a lot of pressure from the department for education on heads to try to force their staff to provide huge amounts of work for their pupils
In an appearance on TV’s Good Morning Britain last week Keir Starmer voiced his support for emergency legislation to deal with anti-vaxxer campaigns.
Scarborough police broke up our socially-distanced anti‑offshore gas field demo this week.
A high Court judicial review earlier this month outlawed the use of puberty blockers for young trans people unless they can persuade doctors to go to court on their behalf.
It is easy to get demoralised with politics in Britain given the strength of the populist right and the weakness of the Labour Party.
This week in Scotland marked a victory for grassroots campaigners who have fought a long battle for free and fair access to menstrual items.
The right has continuously deemed left wing activists who criticise Israel and its oppressive actions towards Palestinians as antisemites.
Socialists and environmental campaigners should have no illusions in nuclear power.
One of my young family members was in prison a while ago. During our visit we were treated like prisoners ourselves—made to wait endlessly in the shabby, dirty facilities.
The occupation of the Gardner’s factory 40 years ago was an inspiration to many workplaces.
We believe that Socialist Worker should have backed Burnham’s position more forcefully
The Tories’ new guidance on shielding means there’s pressure on people to return to work.
Finally graduating from university after three years is an overwhelming feeling.
Home Secretary Priti Patel’s proposal to dump asylum seekers on the remote volcanic outcrop of Ascension Island is mimicking Australia’s racist refugee policy.