In Truss, they trusted
After BoJo’s long but often AWOL goodbye since resigning on 7 July 2022, you still need to pinch yourself to recognise
Read moreAfter BoJo’s long but often AWOL goodbye since resigning on 7 July 2022, you still need to pinch yourself to recognise
Read moreTracey Dalling sets out what some creative thinking could achieve for raising revenue for public services Faced with demands for decent
Read moreMike Danson examines the constraints and options as we face a coming winter of discontent Few are against workers and citizens
Read moreSara Cowan says women suffer disproportionately from Covid, climate change and the cost-of-living crisis The Covid-19 crisis is not over for
Read moreDave Watson examines a recent investigation and reprises ideas for how to improve the situation This summer, The Ferret, in conjunction
Read moreFrancis Stuart details the case for public, not-for-profit care following the publication of the STUC’s ground-breaking report Scotland’s large private social
Read moreStephen Low argues the National Care Service will be a case of centralised managerialism gone mad The Scottish Government has published
Read moreVince Mills dissects the disaster that is the Starmer leadership of Labour The Starmer ‘phenomenon’ is not one that history will
Read moreDaniel Randall details what Truss and the Tories have in store for unions and workers’ rights Then prospective PM, Liz Truss,
Read moreKaty Clark explains why she has laid a badly needed Bill before the Scottish Parliament This month, I plan to introduce
Read moreGoran Zangana looks behind the media blackout to explain what is going on and what needs to happen Abass was married
Read moreMaurice Hickey explains the initiative to provide concrete solidarity in this time of war The European Association of Employed Community Pharmacists
Read moreChristine Buchholz looks at the crisis enveloping all political parties as the winds of change blow through Though Germany has been
Read moreBarbara Steiner gives an overview of the strength of left parties in Europe, revealing not everything is bad Let’s begin by
Read moreJohn Dennis explains the STUC’s call for action in Scotland against the needless deaths of migrant workers building the World Cup
Read moreBenji Brown reports on the recent Aberdeen Climate Camp and where the campaign goes from here After a summer filled with
Read moreBen Lawrence, director, Ithaka (2022) Reviewed by Jackie Bergson At its simplest, Ithaka tells the story of a father, John Shipton,
Read moreL. Douds, J. Harris and P. Whitewood (eds.) The Fate of the Bolshevik Revolution: Illiberal Liberation 1917-41, Bloomsbury Academic, 2020 Brendan
Read moreBen Tarnoff Internet for the People: The Fight for Our Digital Future, Verso, 2022, pp272, £8.99 Reviewed by John Wood A
Read moreNeil Davidson, James Foley, and Ben Wray Scotland After Britain: The Two Souls of Scottish Independence, Verso, 2022, £12.99 pb Reviewed by Gordon
Read moreJeff Sparrow Crimes against Nature – Capitalism and Global Heating, Scribe, 2021, pp240, £16.99 Reviewed by Charlotte Ahmed Jeff Sparrow is
Read moreMatthew Crighton reviewed the Jimmy Reid Foundation’s edited collection called A New Scotland: Building an Equal, Fair and Sustainable Society in
Read moreBy the time this column goes to press, the UK will have a new Prime Minister. Whoever that person may be,
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