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’.

The NHS dispute has brought into sharp focus the inability of modern trade unions in Britain to advance working-class aims.

But any victory of our rulers is likely to be short-lived.

Workers have no interest in perpetuating bourgeois-incited culture wars. What we need is a clear understanding of how these harmful ideas destroy our ability to unify.

It’s time for the hoary old myth about wages causing inflation to be put to bed. Higher wages lead to lower profits, hence the bosses’ opposition.

It is the right and the duty of workers to demand a bigger share of the wealth their own labour has created.

It is true that Rishi Sunak’s appointment was undemocratic. But what do those calling for his ousting really want?

‘The whole history of our movement tells us we must not leave this vital work to others. Every one of us needs to get educated!’

No changing of the guard can address the fundamental problem the British ruling class faces – a deepening crisis of overproduction that it is powerless to overcome.

Throughout Labour’s history, in and out of government, its leaders have always been unabashed cheerleaders for the crimes of imperialism.

Where is the force capable of harnessing the anger and militancy of the French working class?

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

Eclectic and utopian, the CPB’s programme is full of pious wishes but its authors don’t seem to have the first clue about the realities of the state or of class war.

The list of truths that we are being told we must not utter in public spaces continues to grow, but truth has a way of winning out.

On every question of importance, the CPB has ditched Marxism in favour of servility to the imperialist Labour party.

Keir Starmer has already vowed to ignore the motion passed by an overwhelming majority of conference delegates.

While Keir Starmer can’t say who has a cervix, one of his MPs is receiving death threats for defending women’s rights.

Will the authorities now be forced to cease their decade-long persecution of the world’s most celebrated journalist?

What lies at the root of the CPB’s total inability to educate or inspire even a fraction of the working class?