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From an honest place
posted by Morning Star in Arts
Singer-songwriter MADDY CARTY tells Len Phelan where’s she’s at, musically and politically ...
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Anyone can buy railways - except us
posted by Conrad Landin in Britain
THE French, Italian, Chinese and Dutch state railways have been shortlisted for the latest private rail bonanzas — but the British state is still banned from bidding.
The government announced that partnerships involving the French state had been shortlisted for both the West Coast Partnership and the new South Eastern franchise — despite its stake in failing train operator ...
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Historic struggles brought to life in Braunston
posted by Morning Star in Features
Narrow boats, strikes, trade unions and wartime female skippers will all be remembered and celebrated at this inimitable annual rally, says PETER FROST ...
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‘I was more scared in Yarl’s Wood than I was in prison’
posted by Morning Star in Features
LYNNE WALSH tells the story of Ntombi, a woman from South Africa who was trafficked into prostitution and persecuted by Britain’s unjust immigration laws ...
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Knocking down the pillars of neoliberalism with the cleaners at LSE
posted by Morning Star in Features
LEO ZEILIG describes how the London School of Economics cleaners pushed back against outsourcing and the erosion of workers’ rights ...
Britain
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Cladding chemical too toxic for Mines
Similar plastic to cladding used on Grenfell Tower banned in mines 40 years ago, writes Peter Lazenby and Lamiat Sabin
posted by Peter Lazenby in Britain
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Fire station cut by Johnson to be rebuilt as luxury flats
by Felicity Collier
ONE of the 10 fire stations closed by Boris Johnson between 2008-12 while he was mayor of London is to be converted into luxury flats by a company which counts a Tory…
posted by Morning Star in Britain
World
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China and US meet over nukes
CHINESE military chiefs called for a return to six-nation denuclearisation talks for the Korean peninsula in Washington yesterday.
They proposed a “dual-track approach” with a…
posted by Morning Star in World
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Miami 5 hero slams Trump for thwarting detente
FORMER Miami Five prisoner Fernando Gonzalez said on Wednesday the US blockade of his county was doomed to failure.
He hit back at US President Donald Trump’s partial rollback last…
posted by Morning Star in World
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Egypt delivers fuel to Gaza
GAZA’S only power station began operating again yesterday after Egypt’s delivery of diesel fuel — but Israel has further reduced power.
Gaza power authority GEDCO spokesman…posted by Morning Star in World
Editorial
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Triumph for the BDS movement
HIGH Court recognition that Theresa May’s government acted unlawfully by attempting to undermine the peaceful tactic of isolating Israel through boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) is an…
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
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Corbyn masterfully demolished a government on its knees
LABOUR leader Jeremy Corbyn’s reply to the Queen’s Speech was a masterly demolition of the Prime Minister’s threadbare document masquerading as a programme of…posted by Morning Star in Editorial
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Hammond’s Crocodile tears
CHANCELLOR Philip Hammond’s Mansion House speech to the City of London corporate elite could, at first glance, be seen as mimicking Labour’s jobs first approach to leaving the European…
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
Features
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‘Bringing my family out of death is the greatest thing I will ever achieve’
Refugee activist AHMAD AL-RASHID, who ‘starred’ in BBC Exodus documentary, tells the story of his traumatic journey to Britain from Syria and his reunion with his wife and children
posted by Morning Star in Features
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Was Clive Lewis right to call for the ‘burning of neoliberalism’?
Giants of Labour have said similar before, writes SOLOMON HUGHES
posted by Morning Star in Features
Sport
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British man dies on 2022 World Cup site
ITUC: Qatar refuse to accept responsibility for protecting workers
posted by Kadeem Simmonds in Sport
Arts
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From an honest place
posted by Morning Star in Arts
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Feel-good medicine makes me sick
ANDRE VLTCHEK takes issue with the growing tide of Western-produced films which view the impoverished countries of the world through rose-tinted spectacles
posted by Morning Star in Arts
