The history of decadent, out of touch rulers should worry Tony Blair, writes Mike Gonzalez.
The Guantanamo detainees are as much hostages as Terry Waite was, argues Pat Stack.
Phil Whaite spoke to Pete Doherty of The Libertines after a Love Music Hate Racism gig that filled the London Astoria.
One year on from the start of the war on Iraq and the line still cannot be drawn.
Where the Mail and the Daily Express lead on migration policy, home secretary David Blunkett and Tony Blair are sure to follow.
IBM blocks TV adverts - Medals for 'independent' journalists - Wind farms danger to radar, say military - Ryanair boss explains his strategy
Former MI5 officer David Shayler spoke to Socialist Review about whistleblowing on the intelligence services.
Heloisa Helena was one of the Brazilian Workers Party‘s most popular figures when it won the presidential election 15 months ago, and used to be leader of its group in the senate. But last month she announced she was throwing herself into the attempt to build a new socialist party in opposition to the government.
On 25 February the National Higher Education Shutdown, called jointly by the National Union of Students (NUS) and the Association of University Teachers (AUT), turned campuses all over Britain into scenes of protest.
A year since the invasion of Iraq and the government is still in a state of crisis. Lindsey German, convenor of the Stop the War Coalition, analyses why.
The costs of the occupation keep rising - and the ’blood price‘ is being paid by Iraqi civilians.
The resignations at the BBC following the Hutton report caused a storm. Colin Sparks looks at the role of public broadcasting in a time of crisis.
