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Italian government on verge of collapse

'Useless to go ahead with daily quarrels': Italy's coalition government on brink of collapse A government collapse would cause major uncertainty for the European Union;...

Harland and Wolff: Unions are calling for the yard to be...

Northern Ireland shipyard workers occupy yard that built the Titanic Workers at Harland and Wolff, the Belfast shipyard that built the Titanic, have occupied the...

Rage against the machine: Labour party members and supporters stand in...

Despite his suspension from the Party Chris Williamson remains one of the Labour Party's most popular MPs The demonization of Chris Williamson by groups, factions,...

Golden Handshakes for Theresa May’s failed ministers cost taxpayers nearly £850k

Golden handshakes for Theresa May’s ministers cost taxpayers nearly £850k Taxpayers paid out hundreds of thousands of pounds in golden handshakes during the chaotic Theresa...

From the Tesco fraud trial: Accounting scandal to bumper profits yet...

Tesco to cut 4,500 jobs across 153 Metro stores Around 4,500 staff at Tesco are set to lose their jobs in the latest round of...

Asda workers ‘forced to sign’ new contracts or ‘face the sack’

Thousands of Asda workers told to sign "punitive" new contracts or face the sack Workers at the grocer will be protesting on 14 August over...

Tories: ‘will order inquiry into Islamophobia allegations’

The Tory Party will order an independent inquiry into allegations of Islamophobia within its ranks, the chairman has confirmed. But James Cleverly was criticised for...

Janner and Proctor demand Labour suspend Tom Watson over Operation Midland...

It is clear he used the issue of child sexual abuse to promote his position within The Labour Party to Deputy Leader. Harvey Proctor has...

Trump toasts US-EU Trade deal on beef imports

Donald Trump has announced an agreement to open up European markets to more US beef exports. From France to Ireland farmers are protesting EU trade...

Remain and Regret

The Labour Party is risking a golden opportunity if it goes down the dead-end Remain road. WRITING in 1975, on the eve of the last...

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Paul Knaggs
Editor and founder of The Heartlands Tribune. Independent journalist and political commentator covering British politics, democracy, civil liberties, working-class communities and public ownership.