Why We Need Economic Planning
The coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated that the market is no longer fit for purpose. It’s time for an economic model based on the public good, not private profit. We need economic planning.
Community Against Coronavirus
Across Britain, the coronavirus crisis is producing a wave of solidarity and community spirit which can be the foundation of a better society – if the Left gets organised.
They Don’t Really Care About Our Carers
Hollow words from the government can’t disguise the reality facing the UK’s care workers – underpaid, overworked, insecure and now facing a pandemic without essential protective equipment.
It’s Time to Fully Nationalise the Health Service
The scale of the coronavirus crisis requires decisive action in our health service. It’s time to requisition private hospitals, insource all NHS staff and take public control of the production of essential medical equipment.
How Market Reforms Made the NHS Vulnerable to Pandemics
A 2014 report warned that reforms to the NHS would make it vulnerable to pandemics – by making staff redundant, undermining public health and defining spare capacity as waste. It was ignored.
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Five Ways You Can Support Tribune in 2020
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David Harvey: Anti-Capitalist Politics in an Age of Covid-19
Forty years of neoliberalism has left our societies exposed and ill prepared to face a public health crisis on the scale of coronavirus, argues David Harvey.
It’s Time to Insource All NHS Staff
Years of outsourcing have left the NHS reliant on essential workers who are underpaid, insecure and often subject to bullying by private companies. It’s time to bring them all back in-house.
Four Ways Boris Johnson Can Save Lives Today
After a decade of underfunding and privatisation, the NHS is facing the coronavirus crisis with one arm tied behind its back – here’s four ways Boris Johnson could help frontline workers today that would save lives.
The Hidden Coronavirus Crisis
Away from the frontline, coronavirus is putting pressure on essential services across Britain’s NHS – and exposing the costs of understaffing and underfunding on every stage of healthcare from cradle to grave.
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Childcare in an Age of Coronavirus
The coronavirus crisis has left many parents trying to balance a full-time job with childcare – and in the process shone a light on the ways unpaid work in the home props up our entire economy.
Europe’s Coronavirus Battle
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed longstanding divisions in the European Union, with the issue of eurobonds dividing the north and south – and solidarity in short supply.
Coronavirus Exposes Construction’s Bogus Self-Employment
More than a million workers in the construction industry are bogusly classified as self-employed. If the government wants them to stay home, it has to extend wage protections to cover them.
The Coronavirus Housing Crisis
The latest recession may not have been caused by housing but it will play a big role in how it unfolds – from tenants facing eviction to bursting debt bubbles and falling house prices.