In part four of our Hungarian Revolution series, Tasha Wilson explains how the Stalinist bureaucracy of the USSR was able to ...
Comedian Vittorio Angelone’s recent vile rape joke, and the subsequent fallout, has triggered a certain #MeToo moment in the ...
British industry is undergoing yet another acute phase of decline – as one signature factory after another shuts its gates. Yet despite the anger this demise is causing, the trade union leaders have ...
Royal Mail has announced 2500 job cuts at head office. Meanwhile, roughly 400 postal workers are quitting each week! All the ...
The government’s ‘Bell report’ alleges that antisemitism is running rampant in Britain’s schools. In reality, this document ...
Green councillor Niall Adams sits down with a revolutionary communist, exposing a shocking lack of funding, parties working ...
The closure of the Saltend chemical plants in Hull is a damning indictment of British industry. Capitalism is literally a ...
Chancellors’ fiscal announcements are usually a humdrum affair, and so it was with John Healey’s latest budget. Placating ...
Acclaimed Irish author Sally Rooney has effectively been banned from selling new books in the UK by the British government.
Here we republish an extract from the new introduction to Peter Fryer’s ‘Hungarian Tragedy’, by General Secretary of the RCP, ...
In France, school students are fighting overcrowded classes, not enough teachers, and unfit classrooms. Here, we share two ...
As part of our fortnight series commemorating the Hungarian Revolution, we republish Peter Fryer’s retrospective, written in 1957. Fryer was an eyewitness, and the CPGB’s correspondent. He answers the ...
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