Britain’s super rich prepare for battle against a Corbyn government
With the prospect of a Corbyn Labour government growing stronger by the day, the capitalists are openly showing their disruptive intentions.
The real history of the 1926 general strike
The recent call from a Labour MP for a general strike to topple the Tories found a big echo amongst workers. We need to examine the lessons from this important episode in the history of the British labour movement.
Revolution Festival 2018: only one week to go!
Revolution Festival 2018 starts in one week’s time. Book your place today and join the revolution!
Labour movement must mobilise to smash the far right
Steve Hedley of the RMT stresses how the organised working class must meet the far right on the streets and combat their racism with socialist policies.
The real stakes in the Trump-China trade war
The escalating US-China trade war reveals the long-standing and developing frictions between the imperialist powers, which threaten to plunge the world into a new recession.
USA: the midterms, Kavanaugh, and the fight for socialism
John Peterson from Socialist Revolution in the USA examines the upcoming midterm elections and the battle that has taken place over the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
Nurses rage against union leadership
Grassroots members of the Royal College of Nursing have voiced their anger against their leaders, delivering them a vote of no confidence for their scandalous actions.
For a fighting union leadership: interview with PCS President Janice Godrich
Rob Sewell interviews Janice Godrich, the long-standing president of the civil servants’ union PCS, who discusses how to transform the unions into weapons against austerity.
Red wave sweeps the universities
The Marxist Student Federation reports from universities across the country, where new students have been joining the revolution in larger numbers than ever before.
Organising the ‘unorganisable’: militant strike shows the way forward
The co-ordinated strike action by workers at three major restaurant chains last week shows how to go about organising those in precarious industries.
The movement for a Catalan republic – one year on
A year on from the dramatic events surrounding the referendum for Catalan independence, Jorge Martin analyses the lessons of the struggle for the Catalan Republic.
Fear and loathing at Tory Party conference
The Prime Minister’s desperate defence of capitalism in her Tory conference speech reveals the terror amongst the ruling class about the prospect of a radical Corbyn government.