More than 500 dock workers in Liverpool are out on strike against a real-terms pay cut from a company turning over millions – and proving the power of industrial action and solidarity to build a better world.
On this week's podcast, Grace speaks to Ben Tarnoff, author of Internet for the People. They discuss the history of the web's enclosure and privatisation – and how we could build a different model for the future.
In a town consistently misrepresented as a hub of religious and racial tension, Luton's Enough is Enough rally was a clear reminder that what working class people have in common is so much more than what divides us.
This year's conference has shown Labour at last willing to intervene in a failing private energy system, but still not ready to do what the scale of this crisis really demands: getting rid of that system altogether.
This weekend's Italian election brought victory for Giorgia Meloni's far-right Fratelli d'Italia, with record low turnout – the result of the decades-long collapse of Italy's political horizons.
In the 1980s, a group of radical economists, planners, and activists in the GLC set out to transform London’s economy in the interest of its working class – with achievements and limitations we can learn from today.
Universal Credit is already a disaster – and while millions worry about putting food on the table, the government has decided now's the time to make the cruel system even crueller.
Yesterday was a chance for the government to take real action on the cost of living crisis: proper pay rises, a windfall tax on energy giants, a rent freeze. They chose not to take it – so on 1 October, we take to the streets.
University bosses have spent the last decade attacking pay and pensions and stripping bare the conditions that once formed the basis of a career in higher education. Now, members of UCU are rising to take back what is theirs.
Tax is about political choices. At the worst possible time, our government just made all the wrong ones.
Today's budget was an unashamed handout to the rich. Workers aren't going to take it lying down, and everyone seems to know it – except the government.
Today’s move by Royal Mail to rip up agreements with the CWU is the biggest attack on workers in a generation. If it isn’t fought, we could see the derecognition of a strong union and the fragmentation of our postal service.