Unequal Economy is Causing Rise of Far-Right Menace

Corbyn takes anti-austerity message to CBI in first formal address...

posted by Conrad Landin in Britain

Communist Party of Britain Congress: Workers ‘must fight for a people’s exit from EU’

Working class must raise its voice to leave all-powerful single market...

posted by Morning Star in Britain

Ministers push bit-by-bit sell-off of Network Rail

Transport workers will ‘do everything in their power’ to stop deadly privatisation...

posted by Peter Lazenby in Britain

Peru: Obama continues to push TPP deal

Leaders express support for controversial deal at Lima summit...

posted by Morning Star in World

Iraq: Shi’ite militia ‘pose threat’ to Turk minority in Tal Afar

TURKEY demanded yesterday that Iraqi troops halt operations to close the Isis escape route from the besieged city of Mosul.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s spokesman Ibrahim Kalin...

posted by James Tweedie in World

Syria: Insurgents open fire on protest in east Aleppo killing 27

TERRORISTS massacred 27 people in the east of Aleppo on Saturday after hundreds of civilians protested against the rebel blockade of exit routes.

Local sources and the Russian Defence...

posted by James Tweedie in World

Clear thinking needed on Brexit

JEREMY CORBYN today warns business chiefs that the Establishment is driving working people into the arms of the far right by clinging to a failed economic model.

The Labour leader is...

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

Contempt for global law

OUTGOING US President Barack Obama warned the world from Berlin yesterday against “violating international norms.”

The British government piled in, suggesting that the Western...

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

Justice for Chagossians

COLONIAL arrogance runs through the Tories’ contemptuous dismissal of the Chagos Islanders’ demand to return to their homeland.

Foreign Office Minister Sir Alan Duncan insists...

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

A life dedicated to the cause of socialism

The remarkable life of GORDON NASH, a peace activist, trade unionist, Morning Star volunteer and devoted Communist...

posted by Morning Star in Features

‘United we stand’ is the name of the game

Corbyn’s critics on both sides of Labour need to understand that his movement really does represent a new kind of politics, writes CHARLEY ALLAN...

posted by Morning Star in Features

Dark days for the forces of Ukraine’s left

BEN CHACKO charts Ukraine’s tragic slide into open nazism – aided and abetted by Western countries, including Britain...

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Broad: we can save this test

England struggling to tie Test as they lose captain Cook to the last ball of the day...

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Australia cruise to victory over New Zealand

34 Australia 8 New Zealand by James Nalton at Anfield

Australia clinically saw off southern hemisphere rivals New Zealand to win yesterday’s Four Nations final at...

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Mazzari pleased with Watford’s resilience to hold off Leicester

Watford 2-1 Leicester by Max Schwerdtfeger at Vicarage Road

Watford manager Walter Mazzarri hailed his side’s performance as they beat Leicester City 2-1 at Vicarage...

posted by Morning Star in Sport

‘It’s got to be Jeremy’

In this extract from his new book The Candidate: Jeremy Corbyn’s Improbable Path to Power, ALEX NUNNS reveals how in the early stages of the 2015 Labour leadership contest the left stumbled upon the...

posted by Morning Star in Arts

Landscapes of the mind

MICHAL BONCZA goes on a journey through the enigmatic paintings of Paul Nash, revelatory in their expression of how external conflict impacted on his inner life ...

posted by Morning Star in Arts

Hersh gets the blues, beautifully

Kristin Hersh Brudenell Social Club, Leeds/ Touring 4/5

DON'T get into a fight with a songwriter unless you’re also a singer, warns Kristin Hersh, because otherwise...

posted by Morning Star in Arts