We are being slow-walked into an openly totalitarian regime, while the organised labour movement sits idly by.

Living standards in Britain are continuing to deteriorate, and the rate of deterioration is accelerating.

Multinationals channel the overwhelming part of their profits through tax havens and countries with low taxation rates.

The ruling class pulled out all the stops to ensure a stable parliamentary majority for Labour, but it rests on very shaky ground.

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

Workers who can’t afford crippling energy prices are being forced to pay even higher rates by the vulture providers.

Our rulers are keen to blame ‘the Russians’ for the intrinsic failings of the capitalist system itself.

The main target of anti-immigrant rhetoric is the British working class, which remains disunited and powerless when racist lies flourish.

In a last-minute U-turn, the beleaguered prime minister has realised that this is one battle he can do without.

The number of redundancies continues to climb inexorably each month, despite all efforts to massage the figures and soften the blow.

Lockdown exacerbates ruling class conflict over future for employers, employees, and unemployed.

‘Business as usual’ as rough sleepers are thrown back onto the streets.

On every level, the performance of socialist countries in dealing with Covid-19 is putting the profiteering, anti-worker ethos of capitalism to shame.

Reopening schools and workplaces without proper safety measures highlights the government’s true priorities.

Our rulers are keen to convince us that the deepest depression in the history of capitalism is a random and unpredictable ‘black swan’ event.

The present economic crisis has been long in the making, but is being passed off as the result of the covid lockdown.

Thousands of Covid-19 infections and deaths in Britain’s care homes have simply not been tracked or counted.

As the gap between the super-rich and everyone else gets ever wider, it is clear that this system is overdue for a foreclosure of its own.

In-work poverty testifies as to who really paid to bail out the banks in 2008. And while hunger is on the rise, one-third of food produced every year is wasted.