In tune with the times
posted by Morning Star in Arts
Folk-punk artist LILY GASKELL talks to Felicity Collier about how the changing political landscape impacts on her work ...
Britain
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Southern offers Aslef drivers new deal – but RMT warns proposals ‘are still unsafe’
TRAIN drivers on Britain’s most chaotic railway are set to vote on a new deal to end their long-running dispute over driver-only trains.
Negotiators from drivers’ union Aslef…
posted by Conrad Landin in Britain
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Almost half of poor workers skimping on food to pay rent
Shelter demands 1 million affordable homes be built to save families from exorbitant rents. By Felicity Collier
posted by Morning Star in Britain
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Defiant posties make it clear they’re not licked
Hundreds march to Mount Pleasant to tell Royal Mail bosses the battle is on
posted by Conrad Landin in Britain
World
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Gadaffi son returns to politics after five years in captivity
MURDERED Libyan leader Muammar Gadaffi’s son is set to return to politics, just months after his release from captivity.
Saif al-Islam Gadaffi has been meeting politicians and tribal…
posted by James Tweedie in World
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Rajoy vows to suspend Catalonia’s parliament
Madrid moves to suspend autonomy after Puigdemont renews threat of split
posted by Morning Star in World
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Mud state governors shun their swearing-in ceremony
VENEZUELA’S newly elected opposition state governors boycotted their swearing-in on Wednesday before the national constituent assembly.
All five Democratic Unity Roundtable (Mud)…
posted by James Tweedie in World
Editorial
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Tory divisions exposed
FORMER minister Edward Leigh is a Tory MP who combines right-wing politics with concern for constitutional norms and he isn’t happy with his government’s contempt for parliamentary…
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
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Tory interests laid bare
PRIME Minister Theresa May’s refusal to pause her government’s madcap gallop to roll out Universal Credit (UC) indicates that the nasty party is still alive and kicking.
Her…
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
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A broken clock
JUST as a monkey and a typewriter could, in time, produce Shakespeare’s works, so the possibility exists that an Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)…
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
Features
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Britain’s ‘subversives’ were proved right by history
SOLOMON HUGHES fears MI5 and Special Branch can’t and won’t put an end to their ineffectual, irratating and life-destroying tactics
posted by Morning Star in Features
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It’s not too late to halt the Tories’ scheme to rip off your union
TIM DAWSON urges readers to oppose the proposal for a flat-rate levy on trade unions
posted by Morning Star in Features
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China prepares to enter a new stage of development
KENNY COYLE surveys the significance of the 19th congress of the Chinese Communist Party
posted by Morning Star in Features
Sport
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Lord, what fools these mortals be
Leicester’s owners have proven as wily as the Foxes’ namesake, argues ROGER DOMENEGHETTI
posted by Morning Star in Sport
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Players’ union leader slams Clarke’s sex abuse claims
Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) chief executive Gordon Taylor has hit back at FA chairman Greg Clarke’s “diversionary” claim that the union is letting down…
posted by Morning Star in Sport
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FA’s reputation left in tatters after Sampson scandal
Campaigners slam football bosses’ disgusting treatment of Aluko
posted by Morning Star in Sport
Arts
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Cinema round-up: 20.10.2017
Dina (15)
Directed by Antonio Santini and Dan Sickles
4/5THIS uniquely intimate story of an unlikely couple, both suffering…
posted by Morning Star in Arts
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Malignant marks of superstition
MARIA DUARTE recommends a film on the grim consequences for a young Zambian girl accused of witchcraft
posted by Morning Star in Arts
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Little-hoofed screen stars return to save Ponyville
My Little Pony: The Movie (U)
Directed by Jayson Thiessen
3/5PARENTS with the slightest trace of good sense would be best…
posted by Morning Star in Arts
