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Dated - 14 Jul 2026
Letters: Forced adoption fractured the lives of thousands

Plus readers on a socialist response to nuclear power and saving green spaces

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Main Memorial Home in west London, where babies would be taken from their mothers (Photo: WikipediaCommons)
Letters

Letters: Forced adoption fractured the lives of thousands

Plus readers on a socialist response to nuclear power and saving green spaces
17 July 2026
Children in a classroom as child poverty rises in Britain
Comment

Austerity hurts children’s health

Children from ethnic minority and poorer backgrounds are being failed
15 July 2026
Mahmood wants to sugarcoat the plans by proposing some new routes for asylum seekers (Photo: ShabanaMahmood/X)
Comment

Labour plays into far right lies

Politicians using victims of child abuse as a political football
15 July 2026
Alex Callinicos

Alex Callinicos: Trump’s manoeuvres risk restarting war

Trump is trying to turn defeat into victory
15 July 2026
The rank and file are prepared to fight on multiple fronts (Photo: Guy Smallman)
Trade Unions

Educators at ‘breaking point’ must lead the fight for pay and funding

The rank and file are prepared to fight on multiple fronts
14 July 2026
In Walsall, activists rallied together in response to a hateful and horrific attack that targeted members of the town’s Muslim community last week.
Anti-racism

Anti-racist majority fights far right

Anti-racists outnumbered the far right in Walsall, Lincoln and Portsmouth
14 July 2026
A solidarity march and protest held in Portland, Dorset, in 2023 sends a clear message that refugees were welcome in Dorset but not on prison barges
Anti-racism

Oppose Labour’s plans to turn army barracks into camps for refugees

'Refugees welcome, community not camps'
13 July 2026
Protesters take part in Nepal's 'Gen Z' revolution
In Depth

What is the true Marxist tradition?

Why has it been so distorted?
13 July 2026
Flags up all over Clacton—and not for the World Cup (Photo: Dave Gilchrist)
Anti-racism

Farage, fear and loathing on the Essex coast

A battle is waging in a southern seaside town
13 July 2026
Olive setting up her end of year exhibition at college
Reviews & Culture

The work of art—creativity and labour under capitalism

If art is not economically ­necessary, why does it exist?
12 July 2026
NHS occupational therapists in east London show their support for Dr Hussam Abu Safiya earlier this year.
Palestine & Middle East

Health workers are ‘sounding the alarm’ over abuse of Gazan doctor

Dr Hussam Abu Safiya was beaten in an Israeli prison so severely he was unrecognisable
12 July 2026
Unite the union at the 2026 Durham Miners' Gala
Labour

Anticipation, hope and scepticism about Burnham at Durham Miners’ Gala

Trade unionists say, 'If Burnham doesn’t deliver, support could end'
11 July 2026