Tony Benn warns of the build up to military action

The current Post Office dispute, writes Tony Benn, encapsulates a much broader question: should profit always be put ahead of people's needs?

Tony Blair’s legacy will forever be his decision to take orders from President Bush, invading Afghanistan and Iraq, supporting Israel in its oppression of the Palestinians and its attack on the Lebanon, combined with threats against Iran for its desire to develop nuclear power, writes Tony Benn.

The vote for a fully elected second chamber is a historic breakthrough. When it all becomes law, I might even stand myself.

Neither Bush nor Blair is in a position to take a high moral line on Iran's nuclear programme.

Anger and mistrust are highly political responses and in no sense can they be described as apathy.

Tony Benn reviews Paul Foot’s last book, The Vote: How It Was Won and How It Was Undermined.