NHS unions express fury as health minister admits £2.8bn of PPE unfit for purpose Public inquiry must be brought forward, says Unison
Editorial: Only unifying the widest range of forces will compel policy change WHEN we speak of a climate emergency it’s not mere rhetoric.
Britain | Friday 17th Sep 2021 Campaigners warn of ‘obvious conflict of interest’ after Gove receives £120,000 from property developers
England’s trip to Pakistan in doubt after New Zealand abandon tour Sport THE England men’s cricket team will imminently decide whether their planned Twenty20 internationals in Pakistan will still go ahead after New Zeala
Friday 17th Sep 2021 ‘The left is at a unique moment post-Corbyn - but time is running out for real change’
Friday 17th Sep 2021 NHS unions express fury as health minister admits £2.8bn of PPE unfit for purpose
Friday 17th Sep 2021 Majority of problems in Scotland's hospitals not caused by Covid, a senior surgeon warns
Thursday 16th Sep 2021 Labour party socialists slam rule change proposals restricting candidate selection
Thursday 16th Sep 2021 Peace activists condemn government's ‘serious escalation’ of the new cold war on China
Britain | Friday 17th Sep 2021 Campaigners warn of ‘obvious conflict of interest’ after Gove receives £120,000 from property developers
Britain | Friday 17th Sep 2021 Mother of disabled woman who killed herself after her benefits were cut loses bid for fresh inquest
Britain | Friday 17th Sep 2021 Communist Party welcomes TUC's determination to strength in workplaces and communities
Friday 17th Sep 2021 Iraqi communists warn of arrests and intimidation as security services disrupt election boycott campaign
Thursday 16th Sep 2021 Rights activists challenge Sri Lankan ruling that will ‘incentivise elephant-trafficking’
Wednesday 15th Sep 2021 Prospect of EU army increases with renewed calls for military independence in wake of Afghan disaster
World | Friday 17th Sep 2021 Irish president defends his right not to attend service marking centenary of Irish partition
World | Thursday 16th Sep 2021 EU ‘shirking responsibility’ by shutting out refugees, rights groups warn
World | Thursday 16th Sep 2021 Queensland becomes last but one Australian state to legalise euthanasia
World | Thursday 16th Sep 2021 UN calls for ‘immediate, rapid and large-scale’ emissions cuts ahead of General Assembly
Friday 17th Sep 2021 Funds for aircraft carriers, but no money for Universal Credit This shameless government wasted billions on its shambolic, compromised Covid response and now wants to waste more on cold war nukes, not nurses, writes DIANE ABBOTT
Friday 17th Sep 2021 The Aukus pact is a costly and dangerous provocation Stop the War's LINDSEY GERMAN on why the peace movement must resist the militarisation of the Pacific
Friday 17th Sep 2021 Escalating the cold war FIONA EDWARDS, member of the international organising committee of the No Cold War campaign, warns that the new Australia, Britain and US military alliance against China is a threat to world peace
Friday 17th Sep 2021 ‘The left is at a unique moment post-Corbyn - but time is running out for real change’ Film director KEN LOACH speaks to Morning Star editor Ben Chacko about the state of the movement ahead of Labour's 2021 conference
Sport | Friday 17th Men and Women's Cricket England’s trip to Pakistan in doubt after New Zealand abandon tour
Sport | Friday 17th Sep 2021 Men's Rugby Union Cipriani set for comeback with place in Bath’s starting line-up
Sport | Friday 17th Sep 2021 Men's Rugby League Price says fun times start now as Warrington prepare for play-offs
Friday 17th Sep 2021 Film round-up: September 17, 2021 Reviews of Fauci, A Brixton Tale, 12 Mighty Orphans, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Mandibles and Gunpowder Milkshake
Opinion Thursday 16th Sep 2021 Opinion The Library of Things We Forgot to Remember Kudzanai Chiurai combines art with activism to strikingly reframe Africa’s relation to its radical political traditions, writes TINASHE MUSHAKAVANHU
Film Of The Week: Thursday 16th Sep 2021 Film Of The Week: Eating Our Way To Extinction MARIA DUARTE recommends a shocking documentary about the ecological devastation caused by the intensive agriculture which feeds our desire for meat and dairy products
