news mass movement of the UK left launches
Andrew Feinstein, former ANC MP under Nelson Mandela and leading critic of the global arms trade, will use a momentous speech this weekend to endorse the launch of a new…
Palestine Action has shown the power of protest this week
Palestine Action has undertaken FOUR separate protests and occupations in the past few days – all targeting Israel’s weapons industry which is currently being used in the state’s genocide in…
St David’s Day marked by calls for more devolution for Wales
In a St David’s Day call, Cymdeithas yr Iaith have called on the winning candidate of the Welsh Labour leadership race, and the next first minister of Wales, to prioritise…
close ties to arms industry facing protests
Three students doused themselves in fake blood outside Bristol University on Wednesday 28 February. Extinction Rebellion Youth Bristol (XRYB) activists held a banner reading ‘Blood out of Education’ while others…
UK risks commitment as government cuts corners
On Thursday 29 February the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) released its review on UK aid’s International Climate Finance Commitments. It has found that the UK’s commitment to spend…
UK household spending fallen more than 35 other OECD countries
UK household spending has fallen more than almost every other OECD country since the pandemic, according to new Trades Union Congress (TUC) analysis published on Friday 1 March. The analysis…
how to get the best product and build
In an era where mass-produced furniture dominates the market, the allure of bespoke furniture design has become more pronounced for those seeking uniqueness and personalisation in their living spaces. Bespoke…
workers warn of further escalation amid huge turnout
Greece‘s All Workers Militant Front (PAME) has said the Greek national strike on Wednesday 28 February was the “biggest strike in recent years, with rivers of workers flooding Athens”. Greek…
DWP facing nationwide protests over proposed welfare reforms
On Monday 4 March, there will be a national day of action against the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). It comes as the government is once again targeting chronically…
Lidl chickens systematically abused by suppliers – yet the supermarket says ‘meh’. Here’s what to look for.
A shocking new animal rights survey has investigated the prevalence of a skin disease caused by chickens being forced to lay in their own faeces and urine. It found that…
SNP criticised over its contradictory stance on Palestine
Campaign group Palestine Action had highlighted a stark hypocrisy at the heart of the SNP over Palestine. On the one hand, one of its MPs has been calling for the…
Keir Starmer gets a home visit from Just Stop Oil. They’ll be called ‘extremists’, we’re sure.
On Wednesday 28 February, a Just Stop Oil supporter who has been a constituent of Keir Starmer for 12 years delivered him a letter asking that he leave the Labour…
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