D avid Cameron lost his temper in parliament on Monday, exposing to the world just how outraged he is at the prospect of being held to account in any way.
This week’s Socialist Worker looks somewhat different to previous issues. From now on the paper will have 20 full colour redesigned pages.
The 2.6 million-strong strike on 30 November last year showed workers’ desire to fight.
The political crisis faced by the ruling classes of Europe deepened this week.
The Tories are trying to impose their own austerity package in Britain.
The US billionaire and convicted tax evader Leona Helmsey once famously said, "Only the little people pay taxes".
Even the pope has joined the calls for a ceasefire in Syria. It is being posed as the only solution to violence that the Bashar al-Assad regime has inflicted on ordinary Syrians.
There has been a slew of revelations about the casual and brutal racism that pervades the Metropolitan Police.
It’s been a bad few weeks for the Tories. First their budget was attacked for lining the pockets of their rich friends while fleecing pensioners.
Hundreds of pro-choice protesters took on anti-abortion bigots in central London last week.
Tory prime minister David Cameron will have dinner with you and you can tell him what you want the government to do—if you’re rich.
The thousands of teachers and lecturers who were set to strike in London on Wednesday are keeping the spark of resistance alight.
