The ruling class put Labour in power to try to manage the crisis, knowing that it is better placed to wage war on workers at home and abroad.

What really lies behind Sir Keir’s stirring rhetoric about ‘saving the NHS’ and ‘rebuilding the country’ while ‘restoring law and order’?

It is not ‘benefit cheats’ who are emptying Britain’s treasury but the unending subsidies to monopoly capital.

What does it signify that a toothless puppet body of the west has felt the need to indict zionist officials?

The unelected foreign minister’s reckless sabre rattling on behalf of British imperialism has backfired badly.

Regime leaders in Kiev, Berlin, Paris and London are equally unable to come to terms with the bitter reality of a Russian victory in Ukraine.

How the ruling class divides workers against one another and distracts our attention from the true causes of our misery.

Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, by founding a new Alliance of Sahel States, have started a revolution in the continent’s geopolitics.

Message to comrades in Bulgaria: the EU offers nothing to workers but an intensifiation of their exploitation, poverty and war.

National clapping and a George Cross have left nurses empty handed as the new health chief helps US profiteers move in.

Is honest dealing by businesses and politicians compatible with capitalist society and the profit motive?

The full historical reckoning for centuries of colonial crimes will be made by a future reunified Ireland.

There is no medical justification for the imposition of such documents; they are not aimed at protecting our health but at the surveillance and control of workers.

Once again we see the absurdity of a system that leaves the fate of essential industries and millions of workers in the hands of rapacious fraudsters.

The collapse of this particular debt-laden finance house is drawing public attention to some very uncomfortable truths.

It is not in the interests of British workers to accept the lies being propagated by our rulers.

The collapse of yet another debt-laden house of cards has shone a light on the revolving door between career politicians and the corporations they serve.

If you are rich enough, you can get richer still without spending a penny; it is the workers who pay when the vultures’ schemes collapse.

We have a hard fight on our hands if we wish to save our health service from the corporate looters and privateers.

When profit takes precedence over the provision of service, it’s no surprise that half-hearted and belated government measures are not fit for purpose.