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Elections bring no change

20 May 2026

The elections on 7 May changed little. Workers across Britain trounced the Labour Party. But it remains in power, determined to cling on and to inflict as much damage as possible on the country.

Cuba prepares for US attack

20 May 2026

Cuba is under threat of attack by the USA. Trump has blocked oil supplies and is preparing military action. Cuba says this is without legitimate excuse as it prepares to defend itself.

Protests against paddling in poo

20 May 2026

Britain’s beaches and rivers continue to suffer poor water quality. Thousands took part in the latest protests around Britain on 16 May.

New EU law: a reader writes

16 May 2026

A Workers reader writes about the government’s arrogant proposal to more easily adopt EU rules. The letter calls for a campaign to defend the Leave referendum result, and maybe the revival of Leavers groups too.

British Steel nationalisation: decisive step

15 May 2026

Government plans to nationalise British Steel and save Scunthorpe steel works were welcomed by unions and the industry. But they warned there’s more to do on high energy costs and ensuring major projects use steel made here.

Starmer’s EU spree

11 May 2026

Keir Starmer’s latest trip abroad is going to cost British taxpayers a load of money – and carries forward his plans for closer EU alignment.

Gender identity services: BMA finally sees sense

11 May 2026

The BMA has finally accepted the findings of the 2024 Cass report into NHS gender identity services. Despite widespread support, the BMA Council initially opposed implementation, which was challenged by members.

Running on empty: time to act!

7 May 2026

Fuel shortages look likely. Unlike the government, workers in the gas and oil industry want Britain to use our resources of gas and oil and to maintain refinery capacity.

Campaigning on housing continues

4 May 2026

New legislation on renters’ rights won’t end the housing crisis across Britain. A demonstration last month in London called for much more to be done.

Britain needs no war

British workers cannot leave it to Keir Starmer and his government to decide on what our country does about war across the Middle East. Britain must stop interfering in other sovereign nations and get out of NATO.

Starmer and Reeves enabling EU control

23 April 2026

Keir Starmer plans a change in the law to allow the government to adopt EU single market rules without a parliamentary vote. He aims to by-pass opposition to applying EU rules to Britain.

Kick in the teeth for dentists

23 April 2026

Dentists are demanding that the government funds proper NHS dentistry services for all. They are calling for an end to the long term problems suffered by dentists and their patients.

University academics in action

23 April 2026

University and College Union members across the country continue their fight for jobs. This is taking place separately in each institution, as part of a united campaign.

Surgeons’ alarm over training cuts

23 April 2026

Surgeons are alarmed about the impact of training cuts on specialist care and patient safety. They demand that government looks at alternatives.

Salt supply threat

23 April 2026

Salt is vital, but British production is under threat. There are huge reserves, but one of the two production sites is closing and the other is foreign owned.

'Reset' threat to agriculture

The Starmer government’s “reset” with the EU threatens to undermine food standards and production in Britain in the name of removing trade barriers and its unshakeable assumption that Brexit has been a disadvantage.

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