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We will be returning on Monday 5th January with more hard-hitting news and comment, written by and for the UK left.
Mark Zuckerberg’s EU hearing was little more than window-dressing. It’s time for governments to look at breaking up the online monopolies.
But the union plan to keep the pressure up, after the university offered only ‘vague commitments’ to take some services back in house.
People power can and will overcome the bullying and intimidation of the Mail, writes Best for Britain’s Eloise Todd.
Prem Sikka argues that suppliers and employees must be compensated when companies go bust.
Amazon Italy has finally agreed to work with unions, Spanish fulfilment centres are on strike, and German workers have erupted in protest. Amazon.co.uk is next on the line.
Successive Conservative governments let the housing crisis spiral out of control. If they don’t want to tackle it, someone else should be at the helm.
Two major developments in our health service could open it up to private takeovers. They must be stopped.
The Health Secretary’s plans for the NHS could mark the back-door privatisation of our health service. Thousands are backing a judicial review to halt the controversial shake-up.
Pressure is piling on the government to ensure greater scrutiny of the Brexit deal. Will the TUC end up backing a ‘people’s vote’?
NHS Trusts are setting up private companies in a bid to reduce their VAT bills – but staff fear the new bodies could threaten the future of our NHS.
