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Theresa May’s Tory government wants to “have its cake and eat it” in Brexit negotiations—but that’s not going to happen.

The Brexit vote in the UK and Donald Trump's victory in the US have both damaged the neoliberal project of the past three decades. Joseph Choonara questions the depth of neoliberalism's crisis and advocates continuing struggle against capitalism armed with clear socialist politics.

The Tory government's divisions over Brexit can only be sharpened by Donald Trump's election to president of the US. Theresa May's woes go deep and won't easily be solved, writes Alan Gibson.

Chancellor Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement boosts the rich at the expense of the poor.

The Tories’ assault on council housing hit a setback this week when housing minister Gavin Barwell announced that planned mandatory “Pay to Stay” rent hikes were being scrapped.

The main energy firms are making much bigger profits than they claim, and other stories about the Tories and the rich

Nigel Farage, the former Ukip leader who is in temporary charge again, has pledged to lead a 100,000-strong demonstration in London.

Is Britain beginning to experience the kind of “culture war” that divides the political elite in the US?

Tory benefit reform has meant “grave or systematic violations of rights of people with disabilities”, the United Nations (UN) has found.

Politics in 2016 have apparently been bad enough to trigger a “Brexistential crisis”

Theresa May’s ministers this week scuppered some of their predecessors’ key policies.

There will be no inquiry into the Battle of Orgreave, home secretary Amber Rudd has announced.