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We can't afford energy profits: Big Six bosses make a killing while pensioners freeze
Energy bosses are making a killing from fuel poverty. The profits of the Big Six companies rocketed by 75 percent last year, as the average gas and electricity bill went up 17 percent.
Roma are welcome here
The furore over Roma in Sheffield is based on myths that recall previous race scares, writes Sadie Robinson
Philippines typhoon shows the price of poverty
Rescue workers were fighting to get to outlying regions of the Philippines hit by typhoon Haiyan as Socialist Worker went to press. In the worst-hit city of Tacloban more than 10,000 people are thought to have died.
Wage cuts and job losses mean children go hungry
Real terms wage cuts and sackings have left millions struggling to put food on the table according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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- French Yellow Vests fight on, and new forces join the movement
- What’s behind the militant protests rocking Hungary’s right wing government?
- Chance of justice blocked at Grenfell fire inquiry
- Tens of thousands forced into temporary accommodation by Tory austerity
- Theresa May survives to lose another day
- Striking traffic wardens in Camden determined to win more pay
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