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Referendum has nothing to offer
07 Jun 2012
Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign
In disarray and retreat
24 Mar 2016
The budget fiasco is a perfect illustration of the contradictions at the heart of the modern Tory Party, argues Paul Demarty
End of accountability
24 Mar 2016
Total academisation of schooling was always the logical next step, says Micky Coulter
Two strategic illusions
24 Mar 2016
Money can function fully only if it is world money, writes Mike Macnair
Not letting on
17 Mar 2016
Peter Manson asks why the CPB fails to inform us as to its real attitude to immigration controls
Right’s fear and loathing
17 Mar 2016
Communists defend Corbyn from his impatient assassins, whilst retaining our criticisms, writes Eddie Ford
Flip-flopping over in or out
10 Mar 2016
Neither Corbyn’s current stance, nor his former position is in workers’ interests, argues Peter Manson
United front needed
10 Mar 2016
The junior doctors need a united front in their struggle, says Richard Galen
In the cause of imperialism
25 Feb 2016
What lies behind moves to outlaw boycotts? Tony Greenstein investigates
Tories screw ‘hard-working families’
05 Nov 2015
Eddie Ford celebrates the government’s defeat on tax credits, but not the victory of the House of Lords
Royal pomp and Hollandisation
29 Oct 2015
President Xi’s visit highlights what seems to be a changing strategic orientation of British imperialism, says Eddie Ford
Stormy waters ahead
15 Oct 2015
There is more to the NHS funding crisis than they want you to believe, writes James Linney
At the behest of capital
01 Oct 2015
Youssef El-Gingihy How to dismantle the NHS in 10 easy steps Zero Books, 2015, pp82, £9.99
No more apologies
24 Sep 2015
John McDonnell has made an unprincipled retreat, writes Anne McShane
Establishment hypocrisy and Miss Whiplash
06 Aug 2015
Eddie Ford wants to do away with the second chamber altogether
No escaping sordid history
23 Jul 2015
The queen’s Nazi salute exposes the British establishment’s modern myths, writes Paul Demarty