Opinion - Counterfire

The idiocy of Sajid Javid's 'academy-style' NHS privatisation plan

Private healthcare doesn't plug a gap in the NHS, it's the drain depleting the NHS's resources, writes Alia Butt

Andy Warhol Looks A Scream - review

The BBC's Andy Warhol's America paints a picture of an artist who latched on to an age of tumultuous events in America more by accident than design, writes Simon Duckett

Tory logic: if the voters don't like you, stop them voting - CounterBlast

Boris Johnson plans to use Trump-style voter suppression as part of his desperate bid to cling to power, writes Sean Ledwith

Austerity won’t save London’s environment: It’s time for a peoples’ transport policy

Sadiq Khan's "clean air charge" plan is a greenwashing ploy while implementing cuts to London's public transport, argues Kieran Crowe

Ukraine and the threat of war

The powder keg that threatens to ignite over the situation in the Ukraine is, more than anything, a manifestation of the turn towards intensified global rivalry on the part of the US, argues John Clarke

'Keep making noise': Priti Patel defeated in the Lords but the battle to kill the bill continues

The defeats suffered by the Tories in the House of Lords is a victory for the movement but the bill isn't dead yet, writes Terina Hine

Blockades at a crossroads: can the movement in Serbia stop Rio Tinto?

Anja Ilić reports on Saturday's road blockades against Rio Tinto's plans to open a new lithium mine in Serbia and analyses the state of the movement

Last orders for Johnson – weekly briefing

Lindsey German gives an overview of the Tory PM’s terminal days

What freedom means under capitalism

John Clarke dismantles the myths around ‘freedom’ in capitalist society and traces the role of state violence in upholding a system based on exploitation

Illegal "VIP lane" contracts: Tory corruption is the other pandemic - CounterBlast

This Prime Minister personifies the arrogance, sleaze and inability to empathise of the ruling class, writes Sean Ledwith

Sorry, not sorry: Boris Johnson's got to go

The Prime Minister’s meagre apology won’t save him, writes Shabbir Lakha

Boris bottles it: is the party over? - CounterBlast

The lies are catching up to BYOB Boris and his position is becomes increasingly untenable, writes Terina Hine

The idiocy of Sajid Javid's 'academy-style' NHS privatisation plan

Private healthcare doesn't plug a gap in the NHS, it's the drain depleting the NHS's resources, writes Alia Butt

Andy Warhol Looks A Scream - review

The BBC's Andy Warhol's America paints a picture of an artist who latched on to an age of tumultuous events in America more by accident than design, writes Simon Duckett

Tory logic: if the voters don't like you, stop them voting - CounterBlast

Boris Johnson plans to use Trump-style voter suppression as part of his desperate bid to cling to power, writes Sean Ledwith

Austerity won’t save London’s environment: It’s time for a peoples’ transport policy

Sadiq Khan's "clean air charge" plan is a greenwashing ploy while implementing cuts to London's public transport, argues Kieran Crowe

Ukraine and the threat of war

The powder keg that threatens to ignite over the situation in the Ukraine is, more than anything, a manifestation of the turn towards intensified global rivalry on the part of the US, argues John Clarke

'Keep making noise': Priti Patel defeated in the Lords but the battle to kill the bill continues

The defeats suffered by the Tories in the House of Lords is a victory for the movement but the bill isn't dead yet, writes Terina Hine

Blockades at a crossroads: can the movement in Serbia stop Rio Tinto?

Anja Ilić reports on Saturday's road blockades against Rio Tinto's plans to open a new lithium mine in Serbia and analyses the state of the movement

Last orders for Johnson – weekly briefing

Lindsey German gives an overview of the Tory PM’s terminal days

What freedom means under capitalism

John Clarke dismantles the myths around ‘freedom’ in capitalist society and traces the role of state violence in upholding a system based on exploitation

Illegal "VIP lane" contracts: Tory corruption is the other pandemic - CounterBlast

This Prime Minister personifies the arrogance, sleaze and inability to empathise of the ruling class, writes Sean Ledwith

Sorry, not sorry: Boris Johnson's got to go

The Prime Minister’s meagre apology won’t save him, writes Shabbir Lakha

Boris bottles it: is the party over? - CounterBlast

The lies are catching up to BYOB Boris and his position is becomes increasingly untenable, writes Terina Hine

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Private healthcare doesn't plug a gap in the NHS, it's the drain depleting the NHS's resources, writes Alia Butt

The BBC's Andy Warhol's America paints a picture of an artist who latched on to an age of tumultuous events in America more by accident than design, writes Simon Duckett

Boris Johnson plans to use Trump-style voter suppression as part of his desperate bid to cling to power, writes Sean Ledwith

Sadiq Khan's "clean air charge" plan is a greenwashing ploy while implementing cuts to London's public transport, argues Kieran Crowe

The powder keg that threatens to ignite over the situation in the Ukraine is, more than anything, a manifestation of the turn towards intensified global rivalry on the part of the US, argues John Clarke

The defeats suffered by the Tories in the House of Lords is a victory for the movement but the bill isn't dead yet, writes Terina Hine

Anja Ilić reports on Saturday's road blockades against Rio Tinto's plans to open a new lithium mine in Serbia and analyses the state of the movement

Lindsey German gives an overview of the Tory PM’s terminal days

John Clarke dismantles the myths around ‘freedom’ in capitalist society and traces the role of state violence in upholding a system based on exploitation

This Prime Minister personifies the arrogance, sleaze and inability to empathise of the ruling class, writes Sean Ledwith

The Prime Minister’s meagre apology won’t save him, writes Shabbir Lakha

The lies are catching up to BYOB Boris and his position is becomes increasingly untenable, writes Terina Hine

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation