RCP members across Britain have been holding weekend schools to discuss Leninism, dialectical materialism, and revolutionary history. These cadre-training events also fostered camaraderie and party pride ahead of our National Congress.
Low-budget sci-fi horror video game ‘Mouthwashing’ leaves players controlling a stranded space freighter’s crew. Released to rave reviews, the game explores the dehumanising impact of low-paid, high-stress work, and how exploitation poisons human relations.
The Mancunion has published a shameful defence of imperialism which parrots ruling-class propaganda, smearing student protest while whitewashing Britain’s bloody war machine. But students see through the lies – and will continue to fight.
In the latest instalment of our series on the revolutionary press, we turn to the Chartist movement. Their paper, the Northern Star, played a key role in transforming the movement into a genuine revolutionary force, and paved the way for Lenin’s conception of the revolutionary press.
This week, we have allegedly witnessed history. For a glorious ten minutes, an all-female spaceflight took place! But while the billionaires throw money into the void and call it ‘progress’, back down on Earth things are only getting worse.
In India, millions of tyres are sent each year from Britain to be burned in dangerous furnaces. In Brazil, miles of rainforest are being cleared to make way for the COP climate conference. Everywhere, the capitalists’ ‘solutions’ to the climate crisis are being exposed.
While campaigning on campus for a communist programme to fight the university cuts, some people we spoke to branded our demands as “unrealistic”. But is this the case? Is it any more ‘realistic’ to expect crumbs from the bosses’ table if we ask nicely?
Revolutionary candidate Alice Nicholson won 1,000 votes for a communist programme in Cardiff University Student Union elections. In this letter, she reveals the political lessons she learned and the obstacles she had to overcome during the campaign.
Faced with an onslaught of attacks from the university bosses, lecturers and academic staff organised in the UCU are stepping into struggle in several places. In Newcastle, the Communists have made waves among the staff and students on the picket lines.
University cleaners are incredibly exploited, despite the critical role they play in the upkeep and functioning of students’ learning spaces. But City Uni’s staff are fighting back. Their fight is the same as students’ and academics’ against marketisation and cuts: victory to the cleaners!
After declaring bankruptcy, the Labour-led Birmingham City Council is slashing spending and attacking working conditions to ‘balance the books’. The bin workers, however, are standing strong and fighting back, with militant pickets and all-out strike action.
The Scottish government has axed rent controls, leaving workers and families at the mercy of greedy landlords. Meanwhile, waiting lists for social housing balloon, and leaseholders are being duped by dodgy developers. Here, our readers expose Britain’s housing horrors.