How could a candidate with such an overtly anti-worker programme be elected by workers in dire economic straits?

Students are being milked like cash cows, while the vice-chancellors who facilitate this profiteering enjoy huge salaries and perks.

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.

A London-based private university has gone bust, leaving students and staff in the lurch.

Government will fund a 0.75 percent increase, with schools told to find most of the required cash from their own budgets.

Reverse privatisation and create an education system that serves the real needs of both society and individuals.

Leaving aside the double standards of the case, misuse of the law is not in anyone’s interests.

Britain’s Labour-Tory two-party political monopoly is cracking under the pressure of Brexit.

If we want a society worth living in, education should be high-quality, free, universal, lifelong and publicly provided. Profit-taking has no place in classrooms.

It is not his alleged ‘antisemitism’ that offends the ruling class, but his refusal to give unconditional support to Israel.

End the plunder of educational resources by the enemies of the people.