Anti-nuclear
It’s right to be this afraid
Coronavirus, climate catastrophe and nuclear war make us feel existential dread about the future of the world. But there is an emergency brake says Simon Basketter
Final week to win massive strike vote in Royal Mail
Royal Mail workers are campaigning hard to win a national strike ballot by the biggest majority possible.
Fury after Fukushima nuclear plant bosses walk free
The executives in charge during the 2011 nuclear plant meltdown have been found not guilty of negligence
The bosses go nuclear over strikes at Sellafield
Outsourcer Mitie has turned to bullying measures in an effort to weaken a strike at Sellafield nuclear processing plant which was set to start on Friday this week.
Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan close to war over Kashmir
India and Pakistan are once more on the brink of terrible conflict.
Trump goes nuclear with treaty meltdown
US president Donald Trump has made another terrifying move that increases the threat of nuclear war. The Tories are helping him.
Bad reaction—the hazard of saving nuclear
22 January 2019The future of nuclear energy is Britain is under intense discussion after two proposed nuclear reactors were scrapped.
Trump attacks migrants and the planet - and increases the nuclear threat
10 January 2018The explosive revelations of The Fire and the Fury book on US president Donald Trump has dominated headlines over the past week.
‘No Trump, No war’ protests greet US president in South Korea
08 November 2017Donald Trump had to slink away from protesters who are building an anti-war movement
Capitalism's nuclear fallout
26 September 2017We can’t rely on another Henry Kissinger stopping a drunk US president pressing the button, writes Simon Basketter. Removing the nuclear threat requires changing the system
Trump's chilling speech at UN makes threats of nuclear war
19 September 2017Warmonger in chief Donald Trump threatened to “totally destroy North Korea” at the United Nations (UN) on Tuesday.
Nuclear delusions sideline renewable energy
12 September 2017The case against renewable energy took a severe blow this week after wind power firms won the rigged race for a government subsidy.
Trump—horseman of imperialist apocalypse
05 September 2017Two deeply unpleasant men are facing off over North Korea’s nuclear weapons. The world feels closer to the possibility of nuclear war than at any time for half a century.
People Power—Fighting for Peace exhibit shows strength of anti war movement
04 April 2017Exhibition at the Imperial War Museum showcases the anti war movement through the decades.
Reports round-up: Six days of strikes scheduled to hit British Airways
31 January 2017Also: Benefit cuts kill in Kentish Town | Nominate Ian Allinson in Unite | Peace activists target fighter jets | Nuclear bosses attack pensions | No justice over Marikana | Picturehouse strike vote | EHRC layoffs | Fracking protests | Housing campaigns
LETTERS - Let's sink Tories' Trident lies like Dalyell took on Thatcher
31 January 2017Former Labour MP Tam Dalyell, who died last week, should be remembered as a principled opponent of the lies used to justify wars.
Nuclear cover-up misfires for Theresa May
24 January 2017Was Theresa May’s first act as prime minister last year to cover up a nuclear missile gone haywire?
Will rivalry and repression start a nuclear war over Kashmir?
27 September 2016Protesters shot, a base bombed and fighting talk at the top bring old tensions between India and Pakistan back to boiling point
Union backing for Hinkley Point could cost the earth
16 September 2016The decision to build a new nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point in Somerset is a disaster for safety, the environment and workers’ living standards.
A Very British Deterrent - Trident exposes our rulers' contempt for democracy
07 September 2016A BBC documentary uses previously secret documents to tell the story of Britain's nuclear “deterrent” from the end of the Second World War.
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