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Greece: the struggle continues
The anger that exploded in Greece following the police killing of 15 year old Alexandros Grigoropoulos is still raging.
‘Why are the bankers bailed out when we are left with nothing?’
Christmas was ruined for thousands of families two years ago when the Farepak savings scheme collapsed. The HBOS bank pulled the plug on the scheme’s parent company – and 120,000 people lost a total of £38 million in savings.
Three steps to save jobs
The threat of redundancy is hanging over the head of millions of workers as the economic slump deepens. Every day seems to bring new announcements of huge job losses at factories, shops and offices around the country.
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- Olive Morris—a tragically short life dedicated to struggle
- ‘Don’t silence our criticism of Israel,’ Palestinians tell Labour Party
- ‘Plainly we don’t have enough’—Tory in charge of coronavirus tests admits ‘significant’ failure
- Lesvos refugees who escaped a fire now face appalling conditions
- Tories’ failure to replace Grenfell-style cladding leaves people ‘living in fear’
- Care workers celebrate court victory over low pay
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