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Joy Macready reports on the recent government set backs and how we can get more of them…
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AN ISRAELI military strike against Iran in 2012 are now considered more and more certain by international commentators. Israel war drums beat louder by the day. And in an election…
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2011 was a remarkable year for protest movements, mass uprisings, general strikes – and revolutions.Millions of young people and workers across the world have taken to the streets and workers…
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Ed Ball’s announcement, rapidly endorsed by Ed Miliband, that a future Labour government would not promise to reverse a single cut and supports a pay freeze on public sector workers…
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The Labour left will find it very hard to beat back the right wing turn, argues Simon Hardy THE LABOUR Left, aka John McDonnell MP, was outraged by the new turn. The left…
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The move to the right is shaking the link between Labour and the unions, argues…
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The electricians dispute is continuing, writes Joy Macready, and the sparks have Balfour Beatty in their sights…
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THE UK is facing a double dip recession, the first since 1975, according to recent economic data, writes Simon Hardy…
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Marcus Halaby reports on the latest developments in the Syrian revolution as international monitors send back their reports…
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Dave Stockton DESPITE MASSIVE mobilisations in Tahrir Square and other city centres in November and December, Egypt’s Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) still maintains its illegitimate rule. The…
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