Back to the pocket borough
No matter how much the Tories twist and turn, the saga of their own not-so-little pot of gold at the end of the rainbow continues to haunt them.
Making profit from misery
The firm bringing service to millions - for millions
Beware of Tory con tricks
The scare stories being run by the right-wing media and the ranks of new Labour's Blairites on what they see as the "dangers" of the trade union movement's campaign to promote its own parliamentary candidates, especially from within its own ranks, in the forthcoming general election surely gives their game away.
Polish workers merit better treatment from host country
"No job unless you're Polish," screamed the Mail on Sunday last week (March 14).
McGuffin is right to flag up minister's deception
It was good to read Paddy McGuffin's article Human rights lawyers lodge legal action over abuse claims (M Star March 17).
Groundwork needs digging
Trade unions need to tackle head on all the anti-democrats like Willie Walsh and Gordon Brown.
Erroneous edit compromised historic sense
An unfortunate error crept into my review of Red Army Faction documentary history (M Star March 9).
How to back Joe Glenton in the post
A note to say how grateful we are for your wonderful messages of support for Joe.
Contempt for history
Again, nazi fogies of the Latvian Waffen SS division demonstrate, in Riga at the weekend, their utter contempt for the 61 million people who, during World War II, lost their lives on the allies side. Not a hint of remorse here.
Labour's broken promises over rail renationalisation
Labour MPs have failed wholesale to deal with increased rail fares which are nothing short of a rip-off.
Lib Dem leaders' principles are embodied by dictum of Marx
I am sure few Star readers would disagree with the Star Comment (Four reasons not to vote Tory).