Who will win out in the next 12 months?
The Tories ended 2021 the way they began—by putting profits ahead of people’s lives and failing over Covid.
The poor are snubbed by wealth and power
It's time to drive out Boris Johnson
Refugees at the Polish-Belarusian border are used as weapons.
System change not climate change is the only solution
The Tories are risking tens of thousands of lives by refusing to consider any new measures to deal with the rising number of Covid-19 cases.
As winter approaches, the Tories deadly Covid-19 policies are once again threatening to “let the bodies pile high”. The number of Covid-19 cases reached almost 50,000 on Monday—the highest reported since 17 July.
A parliamentary inquiry has concluded that the handling of Covid-19 was “one of the most important public health failures the United Kingdom has ever experienced”. The MPs’ report essentially confirmed that the Tories sacrificed tens of thousands of lives with their fatal approach.
Posh, parasitic, “eco- warrior” prince Charles has graciously revealed some of his tips for a greener life.
Nobody wants to take the blame for fuel shortages, empty shelves and rising prices.
Led by home secretary Priti Patel, the Tories want to prevent any effective form of protest that stands in the way of their racist, profit-driven leadership.
The Tories’ brutal attacks on working class people are accelerating.
“Virtually any child, unvaccinated, is likely to get an infection at some point between 12 and 15,” said Chief Medical Officer for England Chris Whitty last week.
Freezing homes, soaring bills and empty shelves are all the Tories and their deadly system can provide for working class people this winter.
The latest round of anti-union laws, passed in 2016, is being used to stop a strike in the NHS across England and Wales.
The Tories’ class war has escalated further, and it isn’t set to slow down. This week Tory Work and Pension Secretary Therese Coffey unveiled her solution to the scrapping of the Universal Credit £20 uplift.
The Tories this week made workers pay more from their wages so the super-wealthy could protect their inheritances. No wonder that the alternative of taxing the rich is hugely popular.
Boris Johnson has recklessly abandoned all the Covid-19 regulations such as mask wearing and social distancing. He has herded children and workers into unsafe schools.
After a week of the “Impossible Rebellion” organised by Extinction Rebellion (XR), the police stepped up their repression to crush the climate protests.
