Cate Blanchett’s new film sees her take on 13 roles in a script cribbed from 50 revolutionary texts. She explains why it’s a call to arms in the age of Trump
October 2017
‘A country that works for everyone’? Theresa May has already failed
Tom Watson
Theresa May will arrive in Manchester to try to revive a series of tired promises. But they are completely meaningless, writes deputy leader of the Labour party Tom Watson
September 2017
Questions for Labour on Middle East position
Letters: Jonathan Rosenhead is concerned by what he sees as a shift in Labour’s stated position on Israel
US oil firm Halliburton branded ‘obscene’ over unpaid UK internships
Texas-based firm, which reported revenues of $16bn in 2016, posts ad offering full-time roles on unpaid work experience scheme
Corbyn would have no free hand in Brexit negotiations
Letters: Labour’s leader is not best placed to lead Brexit talks, says Sotirios Hatjoullis; while Victor Launert, a leaver, says he will indeed be thinking of Brexit when he casts his ballot
May’s strong and stable campaign hasn’t gone to plan. Is she back on script now?
Mark Wallace
This campaign has proved it: the Tories are still the nasty party
Kate Maltby
Austerity has strangled Britain. Only Labour will consign it to history