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Is Scottish Labour listing right?

Published: October 9, 2016
Written by Martin Gostwick

It is a great shame for Labour in Scotland that the UK party has voted for the renewal of Trident, as this will severely affect Scottish Labour’s hopes for recovery …

How the Tories plan to fix the vote

Published: October 9, 2016
Written by Glyn Ford

The Tories are long into a orchestrated plan to transform the electoral landscape by subverting democracy to further their partisan interests. Yet to date it has barely been criticised for …

Obituaries

Published: October 1, 2016
Written by Tribune web editor

Dame Margaret Anstee June 25 1926-August 25 2016 Margaret Anstee overcame childhood poverty to become one of Britain’s first woman diplomats, and the first female under-secretary-general of the United Nations. …

Lizard landscape remains under threat

Published: September 29, 2016
Written by Lucy Glitters

Having had their knuckles rapped at Judicial Review earlier this year, Cornwall Council are involved in another planning storm relating to the proposed reopening of Dean Quarry on The Lizard …

Disunity at the heart of the EU

Published: September 26, 2016
Written by Kate Holman

European leaders took time to stop and reflect on the future of the continent in Bratislava last week at a meeting of the heads of 27 EU governments – without …

Union-bashing Trump woos blue collar workers

Published: September 24, 2016
Written by Tony Burke

Donald Trump has a record of resisting union organisation in his businesses, and yet his false promises still appeal to white working class voters. Despite the pro-worker, anti-trade deal rhetoric …

Labour must commit to equal education for all

Published: September 24, 2016
Written by Graham Lane

The return of grammar and secondary modern schools is inexplicable, even to many Tories. Why the Conservatives want to bring back Grammar schools – and with them, of course, Secondary …

Obituaries

Published: September 16, 2016
Written by Tribune web editor

The Most Reverend Edward Daly December 5 1933-August 8 2016 Edward Daly may be best remembered as the priest holding up a blood-soaked handkerchief who brought a dying teenager through …

Ifs and buts beset Scotland’s cause

Published: September 16, 2016
Written by Martin Gostwick

Scottish politics has been torn post-Brexit vote by much the same issues as the rest of Britain, with independence the key difference.   It may well turn out that Scotland’s …

Corbyn victory can guarantee radicalism

Published: September 16, 2016
Written by Paul Donovan

Labour is pushing back against the neo-liberal tide, and Jeremy Corbyn’s re-election can ensure that process continues.   The political agenda has been drifting steadily rightward for the best part …

A Second Iceberg Looms

Published: September 13, 2016
Written by Jack Reed
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Jack Reed, a year 13 student at Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys in Canterbury, reports ‘frustration, fear and foreboding’ for the generation that were denied a vote in the …