Why are Donald Trump and a ‘no-deal’ Brexit being held up as threats to the future of the health service?

Workers at the Sellafield nuclear plant are in revolt against poverty wages and management bullying.

In the pursuit of monopoly profits, another building corporation turned ‘public service provider’ has gone bust – and the public will be picking up the tab.

The government has reneged on its promise to step in if the privateers failed to deliver.

As workers try to get recompense for lost jobs and wages, the whole crooked business of outsourcing is being exposed to view.

How can the outsourcing racket, which sucks the public purse dry while failing to deliver decent services, finally be put an end to?

If one can judge a society by how it treats its prisoners, British imperialism continues to plumb new depths of baseness and depravity.

Yet more proof of Marx's observation that under capitalism profit is privatised and debt is nationalised.

Financial and political commentators are suddenly ‘discovering’ that PFI and the privatisation of services might not be such a good deal after all.

Construction monopolies pay out token amounts to their victims in the hope of avoiding further exposure in the courts and media.