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Analysis: So You’ve Been Bailed Out. But What Exactly Is Trussonomics?

Richard Murphy

Just three weeks into her premiership, Liz Truss has already seen the economy bailed out by the Bank of England. Richard Murphy asks, what’s the thinking behind such a disastrous economic strategy?

The Chancellor Rishi Sunak visits Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub, a government funded sports facility in west London, where he helped with a grassroots football training session and was presented with an England shirt

Analysis: The Tories Expect Massive Public Demands on the Cost of Living Crisis. Why Aren’t We Making Them?

James Meadway

Rishi Sunak knows his spring statement was a failure and is already bracing for pushback. Let’s exploit his weakness, writes James Meadway.

An image of Boris Johnson dressed as a clown graffitied onto a brick wall

Opinion: This Isn’t Just About Universal Credit – Our Entire Benefits System Is a Joke

Andrew Fisher

While the campaign to cancel the £20 cut to Universal Credit is welcome, we risk atomising our struggle against a broken system, argues Andrew Fisher.

The Bastani Factor: The 21st Century Crisis Nobody Talks About: Demographic Ageing

Humanity is getting older. But while the old outnumbering the young is one of the supreme achievements of our species, it comes with major challenges. Aaron Bastani on a crisis set to re-define societies around the world which, for the 21st century at least, is every bit as disruptive as climate change.

‘We Are Not Lying Down’: The Teachers Leading France’s Strike Wave

Olly Haynes

The government's proposed pension reforms have triggered a wave of strikes across France. One group that will be particularly hurt by the reforms is teachers. Olly Haynes spoke to some of them about the impact of such changes.

Novara FM: Public Capital and Transition: Robin Blackburn on the Corbyn Project

On #NovaraFM, James Butler is joined by Robin Blackburn, former editor of the New Left Review and professor of Sociology at the University of Essex, to discuss the political economy of Corbynism.

Why the Pension Dispute Should Be of Concern to All University Workers

As tens of thousands of lecturers and other university staff across the country begin striking in protest against changes to their pensions, an anonymous University of London worker lays out the intricacies of the situation impacting workers in the capital.

The rise in renting and how it hurts us all

Elizabeth Grey

Private renting is on the rise, but what are the knock-on effects for young people’s income, pensions and futures?

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Analysis: So You’ve Been Bailed Out. But What Exactly Is Trussonomics?

Richard Murphy

Analysis: The Tories Expect Massive Public Demands on the Cost of Living Crisis. Why Aren’t We Making Them?

James Meadway

The Bastani Factor: The 21st Century Crisis Nobody Talks About: Demographic Ageing

‘We Are Not Lying Down’: The Teachers Leading France’s Strike Wave

Olly Haynes

Why the Pension Dispute Should Be of Concern to All University Workers

UoL Worker

The rise in renting and how it hurts us all

Elizabeth Grey

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Analysis: So You’ve Been Bailed Out. But What Exactly Is Trussonomics?

Richard Murphy

Analysis: The Tories Expect Massive Public Demands on the Cost of Living Crisis. Why Aren’t We Making Them?

James Meadway

Opinion: This Isn’t Just About Universal Credit – Our Entire Benefits System Is a Joke

Andrew Fisher

The Bastani Factor: The 21st Century Crisis Nobody Talks About: Demographic Ageing

‘We Are Not Lying Down’: The Teachers Leading France’s Strike Wave

Olly Haynes

Novara FM: Public Capital and Transition: Robin Blackburn on the Corbyn Project

Why the Pension Dispute Should Be of Concern to All University Workers

UoL Worker

The rise in renting and how it hurts us all

Elizabeth Grey

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