Class Follow

Are workers the most conservative? Tomáš Tengely-Evans argues the election results tell a different story

More than three years ago the government approved a group of leading employers to develop standards for entry onto apprenticeships in the early years sector. I was on the group.

Theresa May's claims to represent us all are a lie to cover up the class divide

We are told regularly that, unlike dictatorships, ‘the people’ govern Britain. But, says Dave Sewell, it’s the unelected rich and powerful that really have their hands on the wheel

The Tories tell us we can’t afford to spend on public services. That’s a bit rich, writes Charlie Kimber

Sexist drivel: After a meeting between Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon and Tory prime minister Theresa May all the odious Daily Mail newspaper columnist Sarah Vine could talk about was their legs—for several paragraphs.

Nothing good can come of putting nation before class

Racism is alive and kicking. Two events showed that last week—the racist attacks on Diane Abbott and the police invasion of grime MC Stormzy's flat

Britain is divided into “two distinct classes—those who own property and those who are getting poorer”.

Ukip leader Paul Nuttall seems to be easily confused. He is Ukip’s candidate in the Stoke-on-Trent Central by-election due next week

A government decree watering down punishments for corruption has sparked large scale protests with thousands taking to the streets.

Millions were not allowed to vote in the US presidential elections. There is a long history of rigged elections and voter suppression and it's designed to target the working class.