Voices on the Left: 5 blogs from the left you need to read this week
A roundup of news on the left…
Inequality
The government has declared war on workers
The full might of the state is being used to discipline and cheapen labour
A group of neo-liberal elites have captured the British state
Taming the elites is a necessary condition for transformation of the British economy, but no political party is willing to shackle the power of the elites.
Rishi Sunak’s comments accusing striking workers and unions of ‘waging class war’ are shameful and full of hypocrisy
‘The language of ‘class war’ is not helpful, in fact it seeks to portray those who are undertaking strike action, whether it be nurses, rail workers or border officers as ‘enemies of the state’
Here’s what the next Labour government must do to tackle regional inequality
‘For regional inequality to come to an end a Labour Government will need to go further, by for example guaranteeing greater funding to poorer regions’
Apprenticeships are failing to reach disadvantaged youngsters, research finds
Tory apprenticeships are more elitist than degrees and are being snapped up by the middle classes, a new report claims.
Daily Mail roasted for making ‘private school fees the biggest issue of the day’ during cost of living crisis
The paper seems to have forgotten that Tory MP Michael Gove, also supported removing the charitable status of private schools.
Voices on the Left: 5 blogs from the left you need to read this week
A roundup of news from progressive publications…
Why the Labour Party is absolutely right to want to remove the charitable status of private schools
Eton received £3.3 million of rental income from its real estate portfolio and £5.8 million from selling commercial property. Charity?
Dawn Butler MP: Why Rishi Sunak is not the answer people so desperately need
Rishi Sunak, as a young student joyfully exclaiming that he has no working-class friends. What is wrong with the working class?