IN the middle of the 20th century a kind of mania for newness took hold in Glasgow, Fife and beyond. Vast swathes of urban ...

ACTIVISTS disrupted high end retailer Harrods chanting “they are eating all the cake, tax the ultra rich” to demand the ...

Laura Wade claims she wants to “polish up” what she recognises as Maugham’s feminism but in doing so loses his simple but effective relationship with his audience by making what is skilfully revealed ...

Left MP Zarah Sultana yesterday quit the Labour Party and committed herself to the launch of a new party of the left. Her ...

RUTH AYLETT relishes poetry that explores the historical echoes to be heard in Alicante, last refuge of the Spanish Republican government ON the back of the defeat of fascism in 1945, African nations ...

FOR anyone expecting a profound insight into the principal worldwide crisis of the century, or a comprehensive analysis of a period of debilitating instability for the British state and its ...

ASDA workers will remain among the lowest-paid supermarket workers in Britain even after they receive a pay rise on Sunday, GMB said today. Hourly pay at the retail giant will rise to £12.45 per hour ...

AN NHS trust was urged to resolve a 100-day-old blood specialists’ strike today. Health union Unison said that 37 phlebotomists — who specialise in taking patient blood samples — have been put on the ...

But that’s the problem: unlike 1999, there is now considerable competition in the CGI dino-documentary field. Were the BBC to ...

Sixty Red-Green seats in a hung parliament could force Labour to choose between the death of centrism or accommodation with ...

PRIME Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s first year in No. 10 has seen a “litany of broken promises, U-turns, scandals, and failures,” according to the SNP.

Labour MPs’ growing willingness to challenge the government must be sustained and encouraged. It should not be counterposed to the formation of a new left alliance, in an endless retread of debates ...