Journalists targeted for asking too many questions
The recent arrest of investigative journalists in Northern Ireland shows what is really meant by the “free press” under capitalism.
Corbyn retreat won’t placate the haters
Appeasement by Labour’s leading body won’t stop the attacks on Corbyn from the Blairites and the establishment.
May’s Africa visit: dire dancing and desperation
Theresa May’s recent visit to a trio of African states has highlighted the decline of British imperialism and the crisis facing the capitalist class as the Brexit cliff edge looms.
Britain’s prison crisis: another privatisation mess
The utter failure of a privatised prison in Birmingham demonstrates why we need nationalisation.
Alun Morgan (1949-2018): friend and comrade
We are sad to announce the death of comrade Alun Morgan, an active supporter of Socialist Appeal, who passed away recently.
UCU pay strike ballot: vote Yes to action!
Following on from the massive strike over pensions earlier this year, UCU members are set to vote on whether to take action over pay. We say: vote Yes and unite the struggles!
Morandi bridge collapse: the Italian Grenfell
The fatal collapse of the Morandi bridge in Genoa, Italy, demonstrates once again how – under capitalism – the profits of the few come before the lives and safety of the many.
Turkey at a precipice – revolutionary events on the horizon
Turkey is facing a deep economic crisis, set in motion by a clash between the ‘strongmen’ of Trump and Erdogan. But this dispute was merely the spark to a pile of combustible material.
Britvic workers fight against jobs cuts
Workers at Britvic in Norwich are taking strike action against job losses. From day one, the bosses have shown nothing but contempt for the factory’s workers
Blairites run to the rescue of the establishment
The ruling class in Britain is in a deep crisis. But instead of fighting to bring down the Tory government, the Labour right wing is doing their best to prop up the failed status quo.
London Young Labour: moving forward, but still held back
LYL is taking positive steps to turn outwards and link up with workers in struggle. But the organisation is still being held back by a lack of democratic political debate.
Chicago 1968: a turning point for radicalisation
50 years ago, the Democratic National Convention in Chicago was the scene for chaos and mayhem, as the full force of the state was employed against anti-war protestors. These events had a profound impact on consciousness.