The IMF is About to Enforce Worldwide Austerity
Matteo Tiratelli
Get ready for some neoliberal strong-arming.
Tag: austerity
Travelling Across Poland Showed Me That Britain’s Economy Is Broken
Aaron Bastani
By 2030, the average Polish family may be wealthier than their British counterparts.
How About a Sick Pay System That Doesn’t Make People Sicker?
Charlie Hertzog Young
Paltry payments mean many must work to the bone just to survive.
The Tories Are Too Weak to Make Big Cuts Now, So They’ve Pushed Them Into the Future
James Meadway
They briefed 'impending doom' to make whatever happened on the day seem better.
PrEP Could End HIV Transmissions But Tory Austerity Is Scuppering It
Sarah Woolley
Some clinics have reported a 90% reduction in their PrEP provision services.
NHS Workers Are Striking to Save Lives
Dr Rita Issa & Alia Butt
Austerity killed 330,000.
Fire Services Have Been Cut to the Bone. Now Climate Change is Causing More Fires
Sophie K Rosa
'What the hell just happened?'
We Cap Fuel Prices. Why Not Food?
Ella Thorold
It’s time to break the supermarkets' chokehold on our food systems.
What Can the Left Learn From Portugal’s Elections?
Joana Ramiro
The poor showing for the radical left wasn’t totally unexpected.
It’s Not Enough to ‘Save’ the NHS – We Must Transform It
Joanna Sutton-Klein
Care, not competition, is the way forward.
Molly-Mae Hague Just Exposed Influencer Culture for the Thatcherite Poison It Is
Anna Cafolla
We don't all have ‘the same 24 hours in a day.’
Shoplifters of the World, Unite!
Seth Wheeler
Is it time thieves unionised?
The Capitalist War Being Waged on Disabled People
Ellen Clifford speaks to Michael Walker about her book “The War on Disabled People: Capitalism, Welfare and the Making of Human Catastrophe”, including an explanation of the Social Model of Disability, the history of the Disabled People’s Movement, and the disastrous consequences of austerity policies.
The Tories’ New ‘Community-Powered’ Plan Is a Cynical Power Grab
Bertie Russell, Keir Milburn & Kai Heron
It’s cost-cutting by another name.
Austerity May Be Over, but the Tories Still Aren’t Spending Enough
James Meadway
The average household is set to be £13,000 worse off by the middle of the decade.
The Government’s Net Zero Strategy Is Beyond Disappointing
James Meadway
Without the money, it's just empty promises.
The Big State Is Back, Baby
Paolo Gerbaudo
And the right is beating the left at its own game.
I Have Mixed Feelings About South London’s New Tube Stations
Aydin Dikerdem
Behind the shiny development is a tale of corporate greed and the Conservative councillors who sated it.