Tories Follow

As the coalition and its cronies gather to plot the destruction of the welfare state later this year, they will face resistance on the streets.

The richest tenth of the population have seen their share of Britain’s total income rise by 6 percent—while the rest of us face cuts.

With the Tories on the rocks, it’s time to step up the fight against austerity.

The Tories claim that public sector pensions cost too much.

News International paid Tory education secretary Michael Gove £5,000 a month for one hour a week’s work as a journalist. That’s £1,250 an hour.

The entire establishment is drowning in a swamp of corruption and cover-ups—and Tory prime minister David Cameron is at the centre of it.

What began as the "phone hacking" scandal has grown to engulf three key pillars of the establishment: the Murdoch media empire, the Metropolitan police and the Tory government.

Nearly all public services could be sold off under new Tory plans—just as private care home provider Southern Cross has collapsed.

Workers have wasted no time in preparing for the next steps in their battle against the Tories after the magnificent strikes on 30 June.

Marxism 2011 was not a talking shop, but a springboard to further action. Participants debated how we step up the fight against the Tories.

Invite a worker who struck on 30 June to speak to your union branch Make links with other union branches and campaign groups where you are Organise a joint rally to prepare for the next wave of action Fight for action in your workplace over every last cut Build for the protest against the Tory conference on 2 October Pass the model motion demanding the union leaders call action: http://bit.ly/kYxHpm

Campaigners across Britain were set to celebrate the NHS’s 63rd birthday this week—and pledge to defend it from the Tories.