The autumn budget: the hard facts paint a bleak picture JAMES MEADWAY sizes up a Budget which has driven a coach and horses through the government’s green rhetoric
Features | Tuesday 26th Oct 2021 News of the CIA's criminal conspiracies against Assange reveal a US hell-bent on revenge
Features | Tuesday 26th Oct 2021 Assange: Will the shocking revelations of US criminality shift public opinion?
Wednesday 27th Oct 2021 Opinion The science, sex and gender debate Does science 'disprove' transgender identity? No, argue ROX MIDDLETON, LIAM SHAW and JOEL HELLEWELL
Wednesday 27th Oct 2021 Facebook doesn’t care about you: tech giant chooses profits over people every time The revelations of whistleblower Frances Haugen have shown that the all-enveloping social media giant has every problem a monopoly presents but on a terrifying new level — with our privacy and safety at risk like never before, writes CHAUNCEY K ROBINSON
Wednesday 27th Oct 2021 From Engels to Boris Johnson: the return of ‘social murder’ The PM’s inaction over Covid has parallels with politicians of mid-19th-century England, writes KEITH FLETT
Wednesday 27th Oct 2021 VOICES OF SCOTLAND The left in Scotland must move beyond slogans Real future planning is needed that moves debate beyond the primacy and comfort zone of Yes v No, says GORDON MUNRO
Wednesday 27th Oct 2021 Gilboa, one month on: how Palestinian Great Escape ‘leader’ Zakaria Zubeidi continues to inspire hope Bethany Rielly speaks to Jenin Freedom Theatre’s artistic director AHMED TOBASI about his friend Zubeidi’s ongoing legacy as a symbol of Palestinian liberation and cultural resistance
Tuesday 26th Oct 2021 ICTU conference: exploitation knows no borders Irish trade unionists are once again meeting face to face to discuss how workers can fight back against climate change, the effects of the pandemic and its disproportionate impact on women
Monday 25th Oct 2021 Can climate action deliver jobs? The STUC’s FRANCIS STUART says private ownership is the key stumbling block
Monday 25th Oct 2021 The pandemic's five lessons for the climate crisis The pandemic was a taste of what’s in store for us with global warming. Many interesting and important lessons can therefore be learned, argues MARC VANDEPITTE
Sunday 24th Oct 2021 ‘Clarks have mentally broken me; I don’t think I’ll ever be the same again’ The Morning Star publishes the testimony of an employee who has worked for Clarks for 34 years as part of the workforce now confronting the threat of fire-and-rehire
Sunday 24th Oct 2021 No ordinary industrial dispute DAVE CHAPPLE explains why workers at Clarks in Somerset have been driven to take strike action in the face of a devastating ‘fire and rehire’ threat
