Growing competition for oil may escalate to something as hot and dangerous as nuclear proliferation, says Michael Meacher

Michael Meacher argues that nuclear energy is just one of the Government’s policy blind spots

The ongoing love affair with oil has got to be broken, says Michael Meacher

The government has embraced neoliberalism. But its voters still expect it to fight inequality, not side with it, writes Michael Meacher.

The 9/11 attacks gave the US an ideal pretext to use force to secure its global domination, suggests Michael Meacher

Rather than going to the preparatory session of the Conference on Disarmament next month armed with proposals to demonstrably reduce reliance on nuclear weapons, the UK will be uncomfortably denuded of any moral or political case that could lead to wider disarmament, writes Michael Meacher.

To win a fourth term, Labour needs to bring power to account, boost equality and build a new relationship with the US.

Intelligence interests may thwart the July bombings investigation.

A much stronger state pension needs to be built with a redistribution element to benefit the poorest.