‘It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good’ was not my favourite proverb at school, but I’ve recently come to fully appreciate its meaning.

British teachers are being tasked with the surveillance and intimidation of Palestine-supporting young people in schools and colleges.

A substantial fly in the ointment for those who are trying to criminalise all criticism of and opposition to zionist Israel and its blood-drenched British enablers.

Rather than prosecuting those who assist the Gaza genocide, our rulers use the judicial system to silence those who speak out against the zionists’ crimes.

The latest wave of Israeli violence was unleashed in a frenzy of impotent but brutal rage after Palestinian resistance launched its historic Al-Aqsa Flood battle.

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

If the SNP is really a threat to British imperialism, why has its leader been treated as such a saint by the corporate media?

Starmer’s refusal to allow Corbyn to rejoin Labour has highlighted the true loyalties of the party’s supposed ‘left-wingers’.

Workers across Europe share the goal of defeating both the EU imperialist bloc and the US-led Nato war machine.

Another example of the way that fabricated ‘news’ aims to baffle rather than inform, and to get workers onside for the imperialist war drive.

The upside-down world of corporate media lies: how fairy tales and disappearing facts keep workers in ignorance and fear.

None of the glib refutations of nazism in Ukraine stand up to scrutiny, yet western media continue to repeat them while closing down those who expose their lies.

How the Soviet Union inspired a British establishment insider to devote his life to the cause of socialism and the socialist motherland.

In Britain today, any journalist who becomes an inconvenience to the ruling class can expect to be ruthlessly targeted.

George Galloway’s party took 22 percent of the vote and sowed chaos in the ranks of the Labour party in July’s West Yorkshire by-election.

A marked increase in police violence against workers has already been in evidence even before the new policing bill has passed into law.

Sir Keir Starmer is doing everything in his power to ram home the lesson that Labour will never serve working-class interests.

Can the Workers party become the new home that workers in Britain so desperately need?

What lessons can workers take from the last four years?

If Corbyn’s allies can't fight back against the Israeli lobby within their own party, what chance will they have against the power of British imperialism?