Even Javid’s Staff Don’t Trust Him

Steel crisis raises doubts about business secretary's role...

posted by Lamiat Sabin in Britain

Doctors take fight for fair contract to Hunt’s door

Health Secretary’s rota plans ‘cannot be allowed’...

posted by Luke James in Britain

ATL Conference: Teachers vote for prospect of super-union

We’re stronger together, say ATL members...

posted by Will Stone in Britain

Ukraine: Dutch voters have a say on EU deal with Poroshenko regime

Non-binding poll held over association accord...

posted by Morning Star in World

South Africa: Zuma survives bid to impeach him

SOUTH AFRICA’S ruling African National Congress cheered the defeat of an opposition bid to impeach President Jacob Zuma yesterday.

The motion supported by the liberal Democratic...

posted by James Tweedie in World

Assad’s forces oust jihadists from key town

Army has Russian, Iranian and Lebanese help...

posted by James Tweedie in World

Doctors are rightly angry

JUNIOR doctors have again demonstrated overwhelming backing for the stance of their BMA negotiators towards the government’s contract diktat by striking.

They retain widespread public...

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

Judge the PM on his deeds

JEREMY CORBYN’S forthright demand for an independent inquiry into the tax affairs of everyone implicated in the Panama Papers scandal has to be supported.

Rather than tax-dodging...

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

Tip of the tax dodging iceberg

FASCINATING though it is to hear that politicians from other countries are as bent as a clockwork orange, it beggars belief that a BBC TV programme on tax havens ignored Britain’s central...

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

Upending gender stereotypes while lifting the lid on off-limit subjects

Kyra Hanson interviews Hollie McNish who won the prestigious Arts Foundation prize for her spoken word poetry and has just published a new collection of verse Nobody Told Me...

posted by Morning Star in Features

Steel job losses will hammer more than just Port Talbot

The Tories are destroying our steel industry the same way they did our coal industry and communities across Wales and beyond face devastation, writes BERNADETTE HORTON...

posted by Morning Star in Features

Panama Papers: Britain’s offshore finance empire exposed

by Joe Gill...

posted by Morning Star in Features

Swiss Police Raid Uefa HQ Over Deal

Infantino urged to act to dispel concern after his name found on contract...

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Toon post £32m profit in 2015

by Our Sports Desk

NEWCASTLE announced a rise in profits yesterday to £32.4 million in their annual accounts.

Yet the side continues to struggle in the Premier...

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Cellino son charged for disabled slur in online row

LEEDS director Edoardo Cellino has been charged by the Football Association (FA) yesterday for a disgusting anti-disabled slur he made online.

The son of tax-cheat Leeds owner Massimo...

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Monkeys make indiepop odyssey worthwhile

James Walsh on culture matters...

posted by Morning Star in Arts

‘Like the candle that mocks the darkness’

Leon Rosselson’s song The Ballad of Rivka and Mohammed draws an illuminating parallel between nazi war crimes and Israel’s 2014 assault on Gaza, says Robert AH Cohen...

posted by Morning Star in Arts

Theatre: A memorable trip

Long Day’s Journey into Night makes its mark on GORDON PARSONS...

posted by Morning Star in Arts