Stopped and detained for being a black Muslim
A British official admitted that he “singled out” a black Muslim man under a stop and search at Heathrow airport, according to footage.
Student action wins big rent cut in Manchester
Students at the University of Manchester (UoM) have won a 30 percent cut in rents for this semester after months of protest.
Sunak savages workers as Tories signal new austerity assaults
Although it is just the beginning, it is a clear signal that the Tories want working class people to bail out a system in crisis.
Little Ilford school strikers speak out - ‘You’d think we wanted chandeliers!’
Some 51 workers at Little Ilford School struck for their fifth day on Wednesday. It is the second day of a three-day strike over unacceptable working conditions and the expansion of the east London school.
Fight Rishi Sunak’s pay attack on workers in public sector
Tory chancellor Rishi Sunak is set to announce a fresh public sector pay cap this week as part of new budget plans.Comment
Biden heralds return to US ‘forever wars’
Donald Trump's decision last week to cut back US troops in Afghanistan and Iraq was roundly denounced by what Barack Obama called the “blob”— the mainstream national security establishment, whether Republican or Democratic.
Why using ‘coloured’ turns back the clock on progress
Greg Clarke’s forced resignation as chair of the Football Association last week for describing black players as “coloured” will have stirred uncomfortable memories for many.
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- Stopped and detained for being a black Muslim
- Student action wins big rent cut in Manchester
- Sunak savages workers as Tories signal new austerity assaults
- Rolls Royce plan shut down of Barnoldswick plant —only a united response can save jobs
- Little Ilford school strikers speak out - ‘You’d think we wanted chandeliers!’
- Fight Rishi Sunak’s pay attack on workers in public sector
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