Tories Follow

There is now less than a week to go to the 17 March demonstrations, organised by Stand Up to Racism (SUTR). 

Anti-war protesters greeted Saudi Arabian crown prince Mohammed bin Salman with chants of “Hands off Yemen” on Wednesday—the first day of his visit to Britain.

In another desperate attempt to find a popular policy, Theresa May announced on Monday that the government would crack down on developers that don’t use their land.

Theresa May managed to unite her ramshackle government last week—for at least 24 hours.

The number of street homeless people has risen for the seventh year in a row—as temperatures dropped below freezing.

AS negotiations over Britain’s departure from the European Union move towards a climax, the policy positions of the Tories and Labour register the balance of forces within each party

It was the strongest endorsement of her premiership yet. Unfortunately for Theresa May it did not come from any cabinet minister.

Tory cuts to school funding have caused thousands of job cuts across England.

Councils have blocked frackers’ plans and investors are losing interest. With resistance from environmental campaigners, Sarah Bates asks if this could this be a turning point in the fight

 Right wingers were shocked to find out that a billionaire financier is using his money to influence politics in favour of the rich.

More than half of councils in England are planning to slash costs by closing children’s centres, reducing support for disabled children and cutting child protection teams.

Rail privatisation was once more exposed as a scam this week. Billionaire Richard Branson quit the East Coast rail franchise—and left us to pick up the bill.