Especially after all that's happened this past week or so, we really can't afford another year of Labour. No-one really wants them, and only their "client state" members (benefits dependants and public sector workers) can be "bribed" to support them (and not all of them are so unprincipled anyway) so it's time for them to go.Britain needs that General Election to be called right now!

The Liberal Democrats have found themselves at the centre of the hype and hysteria following a general election for the first time in decades.

MIGRANT workers will reportedly have to pass an English language test before taking on jobs in the public sector, under measures to be unveiled in Labour's manifesto.

TRADE union bosses have claimed the jobs of defence workers could be at risk if the Tories win the General Election.

Some of David Cameron's high-profile young candidates were among the biggest losers in the election.

The General Election has claimed some high profile scalps - but some have managed to avoid the axe.

It's nice when somebody in a position of power pipes up on the side of the common man, but it would have been nicer if it wasn't ten days before his post expires! Maybe the outgoing Director of Public Prosecutions, Sir Ken Macdonald, had his hands tied? This would be unsurprising, albeit a high public profile never stopped people like General Sir Richard Dannatt letting his thoughts be known. I wo...

The Spring issue of SOLIDARITY is now available. This is an article from it. “The strength of the unions depends on the consciousness, organisation, and active involvement of their members …” As we approach a General Election, whatever the outcome, we can be sure that public sector workers and the services they provide,

WORK on the new high-speed rail network should start in Scotland at the same time as in London, the SNP said today as it launched its manifesto for the General Election.

Workers will challenge the Government and explore every avenue to defend public sector pensions from a "concerted attack", general secretary of the NASUWT teachers' union Chris Keates says.