JohnThe Met police arrested over 100 anti-genocide supporters outside Westminster Magistrates Court at the Defend Our Juries Graduation Day that began at midday on 30th July. Sir Jonathon Porritt, advisor…
JohnCorruption involving high-ranking officials in Ukraine continues to flourish, corroding various government agencies. Four suspects diverted donations intended to support Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. Senior Ukrainian diplomats siphoned…
JohnPalestinian rights campaigners have plastered tube trains in London to make sure that tennis fans travelling to Wimbledon this week know the truth about Barclays, the tournament’s sponsor. Campaign poster…
John…UCU has won a dispute at Sheffield Hallam University, where plans to force staff into a phony subsidiary company and out of their pension scheme (TPS) have been halted after…
JohnThis week staff members at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) will be on strike over job cuts and redundancies at the university where former Prime Minister Gordon Brown was once a…
JohnNCP leader Andy Brooks joined other comrades at a protest picket outside the American embassy in London last weekend. Braving the abnormally hot weather to show solidarity with People’s Korea,…
JohnThe Scottish Labour Party is holding a post-mortem into its defeat at the Holyrood elections that saw them sink to just 17 seats, level with Reform. This pattern of decline…
JohnSir Keir Starmer, who is stepping down following a revolt within his own party, is interested in becoming the next secretary-general of NATO, the Observer reported on Sunday. The newspaper…
JohnBy New Worker correspondent Venezuela was struck by two back-to-back earthquakes last week. La Guaira, a densely populated coastal strip just north of Caracas, has been declared a disaster zone.…
John‘100 per cent. will make it ready to trample on all human laws; 300 per cent., and there is not a crime at which it will scruple, nor a risk…
