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Everyone is talking about debt. This is mainly because of the enormous amounts governments are borrowing to cover extra spending in responding to the pandemic.

It’s ten years since two disasters compromised one of the largest nuclear plants in the world. It showed that nuclear power can never be safe, says Martin Empson

A storm of anger hit the Tories after they called for a paltry 1 percent pay rise for NHS workers—and it could lead to strikes

US authorities were braced for protests as the jury selection began on Monday in the trial of a cop involved in the death of George Floyd.

The strength of the Egyptian Revolution pushed dictator Hosni Mubarak from his presidential position in just 18 days.

Manchester police have fined a nurse £10,000 for organising a protest against low pay in the NHS

Larissa Reisner fought to defend the Russian Revolution. Now a new translation of her reports brings that fight to life

A full return to schools and colleges in England this week will contribute to the deaths of tens of thousands more people by spreading Covid-19.

The rich who gained from slavery hope talking up their charitable investments will help them escape people’s anger. But as Isabel Ringrose argues, they grabbed obscene amounts of money through the slave trade and in compensation—and they should be forced to pay for it

Some estimates suggest that members wouldn’t even get back the money they put into the scheme.

The Tories hit a storm of anger after recommending a paltry 1 percent pay rise for NHS workers on Wednesday—and the reaction could lead unions to strike.

The documentary Framing Britney Spears has lifted the lid on the ugly world of profit and exploitation behind the celebrity glamour