Features
As negotiations between the UK and the EU go down to the wire, this second of two articles by economist Brian O’Boyle argues that workers should be supported whatever the outcome – and that a border poll should be high on our agenda. Part 1 can be read here: Bojo’
Covid-19
With phrases like “protect the vulnerable” & “underlying conditions” currently all around us, disability activist Ruth Flood looks at the horrendous treatment of disabled people under capitalism. The Covid-19 pandemic has been an absolute disaster for disabled people. From the cutting of services and the lack of particular supports
Features
150 days ago, Keir Starmer assumed the leadership of the British Labour Party. Jonas Patrick Liston assesses his time in charge, and argues that despite his early left-rhetoric, it didn’t take long for him to show his true colours. Only nine months ago, Boris Johnson’s Tories won
Ecosocialism
There is a streak of hypocrisy running through much of the condemnation of the British government for driving migrants trying to cross the English Channel back where they came from. How in terms of political morality does this differ from the migration policies of EU governments, including the Irish government?