Editorial
Twigg needs to branch out
Stephen Twigg has won some initial support from teaching unions NUT and NASUWT for aspects of his plans for education in England.
Manchester Sound: The Massacre
A theatre show linking the Peterloo Massacre with the 1980s rave scene
Features
Even the Times knows we can turn the tide
Monday 03 June 2013
Organisers of the People's Assembly will be delighted if the Labour Party joins resistance to the Tory cuts. But it's not all about Ed Miliband
Why the monarchy has got to go
Sunday 02 June 2013
The case for a republic, sixty years after the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Workers left high and dry due to lack of rights
Sunday 02 June 2013
How employees are becoming more vulnerable to unfair treatment in the workplace
Oriental summer experiments
Sunday 02 June 2013
Some exciting vegetables that will bring the flavours of China and Japan to your kitchens
Taylor-made for disaster
Sunday 02 June 2013
Charlie Taylor, now in charge of the new school-based training for student teachers, has been economical with the truth about his work experience in education.
With the referendum on Scottish independence looming, the momentum for a yes vote is gaining strength
Sunday 02 June 2013
If the debate over the past year is any guide, independence is clearly the progressive option for Scotland when the referendum takes place on September 18 next year.
The first blow is struck
Sunday 02 June 2013
Bologna has just voted to reject public funding for private Catholic-run nurseries, marking a victory for secular education and a blow to privatisation
Shame on you, Iceland
Sunday 02 June 2013
Indignation at a blatant disregard of international agreements by profiteer Kristjan Loftsson
Channelling the tide of public anger
Friday 31 May 2013
At a time of mobilisation of the working class against the savage cuts of this government the role of the local trades council has rarely been more important