Britain

The reactionary rag that is the Daily Mail, has lost its long-standing editor. But the paper will continue to be a platform for the most poisonous political ideas.

One year on, the victims of the Grenfell fire are still fighting for justice. But there are some who choose to defend the criminal actions of those responsible.

One year on from the Grenfell disaster, and everyone is demanding change to ensure that such a tragedy never happens again. To do this, we need to change the system.

The large far-right demo seen in London last weekend should be a wake up call to the leaders of the labour movement.

The previously informal cosy relationship between the media and big business has now been made official by none other than the oligarch-owned Evening Standard.

Workers in the retail sector are seeing their jobs cut, pay squeezed, and work intensified as pressure mounts on Britain’s high streets.

Instead of representing the interests of the working class, many councillors in the UK’s capital are working hand-in-glove with property fat cats and parasites.

The issue of abortion laws in Northern Ireland has shown where the loyalties of establishment female politicians really lie.

The official inquiry into the Grenfell tragedy has begun. But the real criminals are unlikely to ever face justice.

This letter from a criminal defence lawyer graphically outlines the crisis facing Britain’s justice system as a result of cuts and privatisation.