1 July 2026
Balfour Beatty rail engineers are threatened with redundancy, which will deprive the industry of their essential skills. Their union says publicly owned Network Rail should mitigate this by allocating alternative work.
The risk of an all-out conflict between NATO and Russia is higher now than at any point in the cold war period.
What would socialism mean for Britain? And what would it take to achieve it?
A recent CPBML meeting discussed how workers here can respond to foreign wars. One conclusion: removing Britain from the crumbling NATO alliance would be a good start…
How to measure the rate of inflation may seem a technical, dry subject. And much of it is. But its implications matter for workers, not least because of its role as a reference point for pay bargaining…
When talking about energy policy, it’s worth looking in detail at Britain’s energy needs and supply – and what that means for industry and households…
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), has just published the next generation of climate scenarios.
We live in dangerous times – often said, but it’s true. The world is getting steadily more dangerous. But there is a way forward: independence…
Teachers are heading for struggle, returning to issues not settled after action in recent years…
In the second of a two-part feature Workers looks at the contest between the EU and the other imperial powers for the Arctic’s natural resources…
Homelessness and high rents are two linked aspects of the housing crisis for workers in Britain…
The modern world would be unthinkable without the World Wide Web – invented in a physics laboratory and made available to the world for free…
