David Cameron

Why I’m marching in Manchester: take the fight to the Tories over the climate crisis

Elaine Graham-Leigh explains how the People's Assembly demonstration outside the Tory conference in October presents another opportunity to build the movement against climate change
Cameron, getting caught and the new corruption

The Greensill scandal is not about one man, it shows corruption is now a method of government in Britain, argues Chris Nineham
Double trouble: COVID chaos and the neoliberal university

The financial priorities of the neoliberal university have fuelled the COVID crisis and the antidote is solidarity between lecturers and students, argues Dragan Plavšić
Libya: hindsight is not good enough

The anti-war movement argued unequivocally against intervention in Libya, and the Foreign Affairs Committee proved it was right, argues Chris Nineham
This vote was about far more than immigration

The vote to leave the EU was fuelled by class divisions, argues Alastair Stephens
'Enough is enough': anger and escalation

The fantastic unity of Saturday's People's Assembly march demonstrated that the anti-austerity movement is now a powerful vehicle for change
Thousands march calling for Cameron to resign

In response to the largest exposé of tax evasion in history, the British public have taken to the streets calling for David Cameron's resignation
Why anti-capitalists should be anti-EU

Chris Bambery explains why the left has to oppose the EU, which is a neoliberal and unreformable institution
5 reasons to leave the EU

The EU referendum will be held on 23 June. There are many reasons why Britain should leave the EU. Alastair Stephens lists just five
Cameron’s outburst shows Colonel Blimp lives on

The Prime Minister's denigrating language about migrants is true to his class, says Alastair Stephens
Cameron fans the flames of Islamophobia

David Cameron's attacks on Muslim women come within the context of rising Islamophobia across the world, writes Lindsey German
Saudi Arabia: a major part of Cameron's war

As the west pushes on with the 'war on terror' Saudi Arabia moves centre stage, writes Kevin Ovenden
Saturday's demonstration can be historic

It is the anti-war demonstration on 12 December, not Hilary Benn's speech which is likely to prove historic
Cameron's bloody cynicism

If Cameron's plan for the Middle East wasn't bad enough, his cynical use of the tragedy in Paris to make political gains shows his true colours
Back on the attack: the meaning of Cameron's defence review

Not only is new money being pumped into the military – it is being targeted on strengthening UK ability to intervene internationally
End the cycle of violence: war is not the answer

Behind Cameron’s new push for war, lies a total failure to recognise the reasons for the growth of Isis, writes Lindsey German
Dumping Boris Johnson: Vote Ken to defeat Cameron

A vote for Ken as London Mayor is a tactical no-brainer given the alternatives, argues Matt Houlihan

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David Cameron

David Cameron

Elaine Graham-Leigh explains how the People's Assembly demonstration outside the Tory conference in October presents another opportunity to build the movement against climate change

The Greensill scandal is not about one man, it shows corruption is now a method of government in Britain, argues Chris Nineham

The financial priorities of the neoliberal university have fuelled the COVID crisis and the antidote is solidarity between lecturers and students, argues Dragan Plavšić

The anti-war movement argued unequivocally against intervention in Libya, and the Foreign Affairs Committee proved it was right, argues Chris Nineham

The vote to leave the EU was fuelled by class divisions, argues Alastair Stephens

The fantastic unity of Saturday's People's Assembly march demonstrated that the anti-austerity movement is now a powerful vehicle for change

In response to the largest exposé of tax evasion in history, the British public have taken to the streets calling for David Cameron's resignation

Chris Bambery explains why the left has to oppose the EU, which is a neoliberal and unreformable institution

The EU referendum will be held on 23 June. There are many reasons why Britain should leave the EU. Alastair Stephens lists just five

The Prime Minister's denigrating language about migrants is true to his class, says Alastair Stephens

David Cameron's attacks on Muslim women come within the context of rising Islamophobia across the world, writes Lindsey German

As the west pushes on with the 'war on terror' Saudi Arabia moves centre stage, writes Kevin Ovenden

It is the anti-war demonstration on 12 December, not Hilary Benn's speech which is likely to prove historic

If Cameron's plan for the Middle East wasn't bad enough, his cynical use of the tragedy in Paris to make political gains shows his true colours

Not only is new money being pumped into the military – it is being targeted on strengthening UK ability to intervene internationally

Behind Cameron’s new push for war, lies a total failure to recognise the reasons for the growth of Isis, writes Lindsey German

A vote for Ken as London Mayor is a tactical no-brainer given the alternatives, argues Matt Houlihan