Green shoots are growing The Labour Party’s rightward shift has given space for the Greens to flourish, meaning they could emerge as the primary voice of British left-wing politics, writes CHRIS JARVIS
Features | Saturday 18th May 2024 South Africa launches a global anti-apartheid movement for Palestine
Saturday 18th May 2024 A life purposefully lived DAVID HORSLEY recalls the dedication and activism of dedicated communist militant Win Langton
Saturday 18th May 2024 Equity in buoyant mood PAUL W FLEMING reports on the progress made by the 93-year-old union
Saturday 18th May 2024 ‘Nuke Gaza’ rant US senators Republican Lindsey Graham appealed directly to Israel to 'do whatever you have to do' after opining that using atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was 'OK,' writes LINDA PENTZ GUNTER
Friday 17th May 2024 Britain: a case study of how wealth corrupts A new generation of protesters is targeting the warmongers promoting Israel’s ethnic cleansing who are determined to live outside the law, writes ALAN SIMPSON
Friday 17th May 2024 Scotland's fire services at breaking point Underinvestment and cuts have imperilled Scottish firefighters’ ability to adequately respond to all manner of emergencies, writes JOHN McKENZIE
Friday 17th May 2024 Swifts delayed by cold and wet springs face mounting problems as the climate changes How is this much-loved migratory bird species faring as rising temperatures change when seasons arrive, asks ALEXANDER C LEES
Friday 17th May 2024 Streeting will follow Labour’s well-trodden path LESLIE HUCKFIELD explains how the roots of the shadow health secretary’s affection for the private health sector can be traced back to Patricia Hewitt and her New Labour heyday
Thursday 16th May 2024 What next for the Sahel region? While recognising that Africans must chart their own course for the future, we must not fall into the trap of believing that throwing the French and United States out of the region will mean the people will automatically benefit, cautions ROGER McKENZIE
Thursday 16th May 2024 A return to the spirit of 1974? Are we seeing an anti-colonialist resurgence like that in the wake of Portugal’s Carnation Revolution, asks PAWEL WARGAN
Thursday 16th May 2024 Opinion Privatised ports a hindrance to economic development KENNY MacASKILL argues that ports are a local community assets and as such should be governed by corresponding municipalities or even nationalised