'The Al Qaida plot to poison Britain'. That was how the Times reported the raid on a north London flat in January 2003 that had supposedly...
The war in Iraq, declare the pollsters and some press 'experts', is not an issue that registers high on the list of voters' concerns in the...
The man who according to Forbes magazine is the 25th richest person in the world seems to be having a few problems lately.
More people than ever before are planning to vote by post in the general election - but how secure are postal votes?
'Kifaya' (enough) is the name chosen by the democracy movement in Egypt. It has already struck a chord with millions who have endured almost 25...
A Barclays Bank report released in mid-April found that students graduating this year will owe a total of £2.46 billion, £13,501 on average, an...
Over 10,000 people packed Westminster in mid-April for a Trade Justice protest.
The supermarket giant Tesco announced record profits last month of £2 billion. Yet a report by ActionAid reveals the appalling conditions of...
Respect's national secretary John Rees explains why 5 May is so important to the further revival of the left in Britain.
Exclusive excerpts from Respect candidate for West Ham Lindsey German's campaign blog.
Janet Alder explains why getting justice for her brother is part of a wider struggle.
Upheavals in the former Soviet Empire have added to Vladimir Putin's headaches.
Dragan Plavsic looks at the bloody parallels between the Balkans and Iraq.
Steven Spielberg's forthcoming adaptation of The War of the Worlds prompts Mark Bould to take a critical look at the work of HG Wells.
I totally agree with Tom Wall's article ('A Licence for Persecution', April SR), and will be supporting Asbo...
While I agree with John Appleyard (Letters, April SR) on the motives of the trade union bureaucracy in...
I would like to make a comment on two aspects of the letter by John Newsinger on Howard Hughes ('Fanciful Flight of the Aviator',...
I have just returned to reading your web pages after a delay caused by an Ofsted inspection at my school.
Lawyer and author Philippe Sands explains to Ian Rappel why the Iraq war was illegal and Blair should be held to account.
Review of 'Thirty Years in a Turtleneck Sweater', Nick Warren, Ebury Press £12.99
Review of 'The Struggle for Dignity', editors John Mcllroy, Alan Campbell and Keith Gildart, University of Wales Press £45
Review of 'Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek and the China He Lost', Jonathan Fenby, The Free Press £9.95
Review of 'East End Jewish Radicals', William J Fishman, Five Leaves £14.99 and 'The London Years', Rudolf Rocker, Five Leaves £14.99
Review of 'Trafalgar Square Through the Camera', Roger Hargreaves, National Portrait Gallery £16.99
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