It’s time for Greece to exit
Greeks are suffering for the sake of a political goal that should never have been started in the first place. The only way to end this suffering is to leave the Eurozone argues Alex Walker.
Category Archives: Comment
The End of the Unitary Multi-National State System
Hakan Kolcak discusses the thorny issue of self determination in nationhood
Bob Crow: 1961-2014. The Leading Light of Britain’s Trade Unions Goes Out.
Max Bell pays tribute to the late Bob Crow
Britain and the EU: Friends with Benefits Should Kiss and Make Up
Keshia Jacotine believes Britain should face up to its past and embrace a more positive relationship with the European Union
The Politics of the Prison Cell: Mental Health Interventions and Imprisonment
Sam Mannion believes that the Government should spend more time acting on the welfare of prisoners with mental health issues rather than complaining that they have little to do with their time.
Putin Makes an Offer Ukraine Cannot Refuse – But They Should Anyway
Gregory Pichorowycz ponders the motivation behind Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych’s decision to reject the EU Trade deal in favour of closer ties with Russia
Will Privatised Probation Services Fail Women Prisoners?
Sam Mannion highlights that the future of the Probation Service may undermine the rehabilitation of women prisoners.
Mortality Rates in English Hospitals: Is Privatisation the Answer?
Liam Deacon still retains faith in the NHS despite recent harrowing revelations concerning mortality rates.
The Cost of Living Crisis and Socialism in Britain Today
In this comment piece, Liam Deacon explores why people are so quick to tarnish the concept of ‘Socialism’ in British Politics, and the impact it is having on The Living Crisis
Interview With Lucy-Anne Holmes
Lucy-Anne Holmes is an activist, writer, and public speaker; she is founder of the ‘No-More Page 3′ campaign