Next in Osborne’s austerity crosshairs: science
Osborne is congratulating himself on protecting the science budget, but in reality we are worse off than in 2010; as ...
The silent victims of the Paris attacks
Following the terrorist attacks in Paris, a whole host of reactionary policies designed to stem the influx of refugees and ...
Bombing Syria, the pros and cons
Unsurprisingly, David Cameron is once again pushing for a British military campaign in Syria. He insists it is the right ...
Labour MPs must recognise Corbyn’s anti-war mandate
Thousands of people marched in London and around the UK on 28 November, in opposition to air strikes in Syria. ...
“Ethical” Co-op Bank faces legal challenge for closing Palestine Solidarity Campaign accounts
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) has instigated legal proceedings after having their accounts blocked last month by The Co-operative Bank. ...
The entire ‘war on terror’ has been a lie – and these charts prove it
We were told long ago that the “war on terror” would make the world a safer place. But after 14 years ...
5 reasons why even Republicans are calling Donald Trump a fascist
Republican party front-runner, Donald Trump, has hit the headlines again, for allegedly mocking a disabled reporter. His latest controversy follows a ...
Humiliation for IDS as courts side with carers over benefits cap
The Secretary of State for Work & Pensions, Iain Duncan-Smith, has suffered yet another of those humiliating setbacks that, were ...
This is why experts have torn Osborne’s Autumn Statement apart
Chancellor George Osborne has come under attack for increasing austerity measures in his autumn statement which look set to hit ...
This woman was kicked off plane for being Muslim, her response is brilliant
A US Muslim woman has been booted off a plane and prevented from going on holiday, apparently just for wearing ...
US Air Force rules its bombing of hospital and mass killing an ‘accident’
The internal inquiry by the United States Air Force into the calamitous bombing of the Kunduz hospital in Afghanistan on 3 ...
Here are those ‘affordable’ houses Osborne promised British workers
Chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne has outlined his plans to invest public money in more house building. He sought ...
These students’ response to Katie Hopkins’ hate speech is brilliant (VIDEOS, TWEETS)
Katie Hopkins turned up to speak in a debate at Brunel University. The students, however, had obviously already heard enough ...
Arriva could face fraud inquiry over NHS deal after public uproar
Arriva Transport Solutions, the company offering non-emergency Patient Transport Services in many parts of the country, is at risk of ...
Cameron sets out his ‘moral case’ for bombing Syria, but ‘forgets’ to mention one vital point
On Thursday, David Cameron set out his 'moral case' for launching British airstrikes in Syria. But he left out one ...
£31 billion Trident defence system could be neutralised by mere computer hackers
A former British Defence Secretary, Lord Browne of Ladyton, has argued that, if renewed, the nation's ageing nuclear defence program ...
The 9 spending review cuts Osborne doesn’t want you to know about
George Osborne wants the headlines from his Wednesday spending review to praise his largesse as he backtracked on tax credit cuts (partly at ...
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