Palestine solidarity and calling out the genocide in Gaza has been criminalised by the British state. From Arsenal FC to housing officers, our readers show how this is the real two-tier justice system that exists in Britain today!
RMT Tube strikes are due to start 5 September. The bosses clearly feel threatened, predicting an Autumn of Discontent as ballot victories multiply. Let’s give them something to tremble about! Victory to the RMT, for joint action across the public sector!
In the latest issue of The Communist, our readers recommend two books. One, James S. A. Corey’s sci-fi war novella ‘Livesuit’; the other, ‘Another Day of Life’ which sees Ryszard Kapuściński offer a first-hand account of the 1975 Angolan revolution.
Over the weekend, the leadership of the RCP met to assess Britain’s ongoing political and economic crisis – a crisis fueling youth radicalisation, especially among students. We aim to organise and train these young people into class fighters.
Pro-Palestine musicians continue to be censored by the British establishment in an attempt to silence the crimes of western imperialism and Israel. But every attempt to do so simply discredits the establishment as defenders of a genocide.
In the first online instalment of ‘Bastard Boss of the Week’, a worker in the “best airport bar in the world” exposes his bosses’ profit-hungry practices; while a coffee shop worker in London tells us about his successes organising in the workplace.
In the latest issue of The Communist, our readers recommended Stanley Kubrick’s period drama Barry Lyndon, cold war drama The Americans, and China Miéville’s ‘weird fiction’ novel The City & The City.
The lead single of Irish songwriter and musician CMAT’s upcoming album ‘EURO-COUNTRY’ tackles Ireland’s post-2008-crash trauma through personal, poetic songwriting, blending pop-country sounds with sharp political critique and emotional depth. Could we finally be getting good recession music?
In issue 33 readers expose Britain’s deep crises – from childcare burdens forcing grandparents into unpaid roles, to football clubs on the brink, unequal pay for the Lionesses, exploited Fringe workers, and job losses from Trump’s tariffs.
Today is GCSE results day, with hundreds of thousands of school students set to head to college or sixth form in the coming month. Here, Communist school students in Cambridge report on how they’re organising the next generation of young revolutionaries.
Today, Liam Óg’s trial hearing for trumped-up terrorism charges turned into a thousands-strong protest against the British government’s rank hypocrisy. If Starmer thought he could get an easy win, he was wrong. Hands off Kneecap! Lock up the real terrorists!
This month, the British establishment has ramped up its hysterical baiting of the pro-Palestine movement. From mass arrests on Parliament Square to odious media hypocrisy – the cynicism is off the scale. We say: hands off the Palestine movement!