Will Javid’s jolly cost him his job?

Business Secretary admits he knew about steel crisis talks ‘weeks ago’...

posted by Luke James in Britain

Blacklist victims will be heard at last

Eight building firms face workers’ claims for compensation ...

posted by Lamiat Sabin in Britain

Welsh Assembly to tackle crisis in steel

Slack Cameron under fire as AMs do the right thing for Britain...

posted by Luke James in Britain

South Africa: CP welcomes ruling and Zuma apology

‘Decisive action now imperative,’ say leaders...

posted by Morning Star in World

Azerbaijan: Bloody clashes re-erupt in disputed Nagorno-Karabakh

by Our Foreign Desk

AZERBAIJAN’S Defence Ministry announced a unilateral ceasefire against its separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh yesterday, although rebel forces there...

posted by Morning Star in World

Syria: Government troops expel Isis fighters from Qaryatain

by Our Foreign Desk

SYRIAN government forces kept up their successful advance in the north-east of the country yesterday, expelling Islamic State (Isis) fighters from Qaryatain in...

posted by Morning Star in World

Trump outs his misogyny

FOR months, US Republican hopeful Donald Trump has vented his spleen at targets he holds responsible for the alleged decline the US. Among his chosen culprits are immigrants, Muslims, liberals, the...

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

Free market won’t save steel

WHEN an employers’ trade group as substantial as UK Steel launches a no-holds-barred attack on David Cameron’s government, it signifies difficult times ahead for the Tories.

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posted by Morning Star in Editorial

Time running out for steel

DAVID CAMERON’S refusal to accept Jeremy Corbyn’s demand to recall Parliament is an insult to thousands of steel workers and their families who are worried sick for the future.

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posted by Morning Star in Editorial

Poor young women hold the key to a Labour victory

CHARLEY ALLAN digs through new polling data and finds that Corbyn’s policies can turn around crucial voting blocks...

posted by Morning Star in Features

Bleeding funds

Whatever they claim, Cameron and Osborne have reversed all of Labour’s health service investments, writes JOHN LISTER ...

posted by Morning Star in Features

Incompetence or indifference? It must stop now

The future of steel isn’t just Port Talbot’s problem. Westminster needs to pull its finger out, writes Welsh Labour MP NIA GRIFFITH...

posted by Morning Star in Features

Wonder Windies Win in Kolkata

Men and women’s sides smash their opponents in World T20 finals...

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Martial tots up United’s 1,000th to claim 3 points

Man Utd 1-0 Everton
by Simon Williams
at Old Trafford

ANTHONY MARTIAL scored Manchester United’s 1,000th Premier League goal at Old Trafford to beat Everton and remain in...

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Spurs can’t summon skill to snap at Foxes

Hosts go ahead first at Anfield before Londoners rescue a point...

posted by Morning Star in Sport

A-mazeing mischief in a time-warp

James Walsh on culture matters...

posted by Morning Star in Arts

In it to win it

A new book shows why it would be foolish to write off Bernie Sanders’s chances of winning the US presidential elections, says JOHN HAYLETT...

posted by Morning Star in Arts

Heroes of Easter Rising come to life

Hidden Heroes of Easter Week
by Robin Stocks
(Self-published, £14.99)

Publications about the lives of working-class men and women who willingly volunteer to take part in...

posted by Morning Star in Arts