The richest people on Earth have doubled their wealth since pandemic hit, Oxfam reveals Meanwhile, 99% of the human race has become poorer
Editorial: The richest and the rest – only by making the wealthy pay can we protect ordinary people OXFAM’S devastating Inequality Kills report exposes the widening chasm that exists between the richest and the rest.
Britain | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Johnson allegedly dismissed concerns No10 BYOB party was a breach of lockdown rules
Britain | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Johnson's plans to dispatch navy to the Channel branded a ‘macho political ploy’ to distract from ‘partygate’ scandals
World | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Makhmour officials accuse UN of collusion with Turkey to shut down Kurdish refugee camp
Policing Bill: picketing in the crosshairs Features As well as cracking down on protest generally, the right to picket a workplace effectively during a strike is clearly targetted by this new draconian legislation, explains LORD JOHN HENDY QC
Monday 17th Jan 2022 Scotland's NHS staffing crisis won't be solved by deploying student nurses, Union warns
Monday 17th Jan 2022 The richest people on Earth have doubled their wealth since pandemic hit, Oxfam reveals
Monday 17th Jan 2022 Scottish campaigners call for urgent action for people with learning disabilities forced to live far from home
Monday 17th Jan 2022 Call centre staff are facing burnout after months of being overworked and underappreciated
Monday 17th Jan 2022 Economists at Britain’s oldest independent research institute to stage two-week strike
Britain | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Johnson's plans to dispatch navy to the Channel branded a ‘macho political ploy’ to distract from ‘partygate’ scandals
Britain | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Johnson allegedly dismissed concerns No10 BYOB party was a breach of lockdown rules
Britain Scotland | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Scotland's NHS staffing crisis won't be solved by deploying student nurses, Union warns
Britain | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Government's BBC cuts are a ‘pathetic’ attempt to distract from Johnson's scandals, Labour charges
Britain | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Artists star in NHS mental health campaign to encourage people to seek support
Monday 17th Jan 2022 Empty shelves across the US due to omicron-related labour shortages, panic buying and rising freight costs
Monday 17th Jan 2022 Human rights groups warn of “systematic murder” of Kurdish border traders after man shot dead by Iranian forces
World | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Makhmour officials accuse UN of collusion with Turkey to shut down Kurdish refugee camp
World | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Brazilian communists call workers to ‘fight for popular power’ against the forces of reaction
World | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Starbucks accused of hypocrisy for celebrating MLK day while running aggressive anti-union campaign
World | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Netanyahu negotiating deal to spare himself from prison on bribery and corruption charges
Monday 17th Jan 2022 Policing Bill: picketing in the crosshairs As well as cracking down on protest generally, the right to picket a workplace effectively during a strike is clearly targetted by this new draconian legislation, explains LORD JOHN HENDY QC
Saturday 15th Jan 2022 Delivery drivers’ strike action deepens in northern England Work stoppages by fast-food couriers in the IWGB union against pay cuts in the so-called 'gig economy' are now spreading from Sheffield to Blackpool, Huddersfield, Chesterfield and Sunderland, reports PETER LAZENBY
Saturday 15th Jan 2022 Now is the time to renationalise rail When studies show we have one of the most expensive and inefficient railways in Europe, a new fare hike is the last straw: we need public ownership, writes KEN LIVINGSTONE
Monday 17th Jan 2022 The Ofsted Curriculum Reviews are well wide of the mark This was an opportunity to update the curriculum on issues including climate change and social justice, to seize the moment and address the burning issues of the day — and it was missed, writes IAN DUCKETT
Sport | Monday 17th Men’s football Tuchel insists rescheduled Brighton date is ‘very hard to understand’
Sport | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Women’s Cricket Keightley admits England are ‘still rusty’ ahead of bid to regain the Ashes
Sport | Monday 17th Jan 2022 Women’s Tennis Osaka makes successful start to Australian Open title defence
Jazz Monday 17th Jan 2022 Jazz ‘During the Trump years we needed spirituals to comfort us again’ Chris Searle speaks to saxophonist JAVON JACKSON on the release of his new album: The Gospel According to Nikki Giovanni
Theatre Reviews Monday 17th Jan 2022 Theatre Reviews A sharply written and beautifully performed piece of drama SIMON PARSONS recommends an innovatory production that addresses the tragedies of Northern Ireland’s recent history
Monday 17th Jan 2022 Album reviews with Ian Sinclair: January 17, 2022 New releases from JP Bimeni & The Black Belts, Beirut and Anais Mitchell
4 Scott Alsworth's Video Games Monitor An apolitical game about politics, asking all the right questions
