Strikes and protests sweep across France in seventh day of national action
A huge day of strikes and demonstrations in France on Friday has reinvigorated the battle against attacks on pensions..jpg)
Lockdown and panic won’t stop spread of virus in China
The spread of a virus in China worked the British rightwing press into a frenzy.
Wildcat strike and upbeat student rally at Soas university in London
Hundreds of students and workers protested at management attacks on staff and education
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Rebecca Long-Bailey rally shows left has limited its sights
A Corbyn rally it was not—but perhaps these are early days.
Billionaires gather at Davos - the rich gloat as planet burns
“Without treating this as a real crisis we cannot solve it,” was the rallying cry from school climate strike leader Greta Thunberg to world leaders this week.Comment
Can Boris Johnson get an EU trade deal done?
Now Boris Johnson really has to “get Brexit done”. Formally leaving the European Union (EU) on 31 January is one thing. Settling the real relationship between Britain and what will remain its biggest market is quite another.
Rules pushed by Labour right hit Palestine solidarity
Nick Clark looks at how the most recent antisemitism smears are playing out in the Labour leadership election
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- Strikes and protests sweep across France in seventh day of national action
- Lockdown and panic won’t stop spread of virus in China
- Wildcat strike and upbeat student rally at Soas university in London
- Rebecca Long-Bailey rally shows left has limited its sights
- Prison deaths and self-harm revealed in new report
- Rhetoric from the rich masks a rotten system
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