The NEU has thrown in the towel of struggle, betraying not only its own rank-and-file membership but also the wider interests of the working class.

The youth of all tribes were at one in standing up against IMF-imposed austerity, all of them ready to lay down their lives in the struggle for justice.

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

How should Marxists approach union work? Which demands are most useful in developing workers’ class-consciousness?

While Assange languishes in prison, the Gaza genocide continues and workers are hit by a cost of living crisis, Britain’s unions are essentially inactive.

Another example of a supposedly ‘international’ organisation doing the propaganda work of US imperialism.

The steady destruction of NHS dentistry has left millions of working people resorting to to DIY dental kits as Victorian era diseases return to Britain.

Workers are turning away from mainstream media in droves, and they may not be coming back.

What is driving the decline in living standards in Britain? If we tighten our belts for a while, can we expect things to get better soon?

Sincere communists must make a serious appraisal of their work at this time of deepening crisis and renewed struggle.

Are you sad and depressed? Lonely? Anxious? Isolated? Worried about the future? You may be suffering from capitalism.

It is time to break out of suffocating ‘unity’ with those who serve our class enemies.

The conditions that have led to a haemorrhaging of trained staff from the health service have not come about by accident and will take a serious fight to reverse.

Collective west hopes dashed once more, as President Putin remains firmly in charge and Russia’s military continues to grind down Nato’s proxies in Ukraine.

As the next election approaches, supposedly ‘radical’ trade unionists are lining up obediently behind Starmer and Labour, against the interests of their members.

St Mungo’s staff have suffered a 30 percent real-terms pay cut in the last ten years.

Why are workers being asked to pay the cost of a crisis that was not of their making? If capitalism cannot provide for its workforce, then capitalism must go.

Who is to blame for declining living standards, and what is the role and purpose of immigration legislation?

Not so much an environmental measure as a tax on driving and an effort to keep the car monopolies in profit.

This system is unable to escape from its own absurd contradictions: in particular the insanity of deepening poverty in the midst of ever-accumulating wealth.