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British arms sales fuel Africa's wars
British ministers’ claims that they are leading the global fight against poverty will ring hollow unless the government changes policies which harm rather than help developing countries.
Malcolm X: ‘We are living in an era of revolution’
Malcolm X was assassinated 40 years ago this week. His ideas can continue to inspire us in the struggle for liberation today, says Cheryl Garvey
Fallujah: the truth at last
Doctor Salam Ismael took aid to Fallujah last month. This is his story of how the US murdered a city
Who is really ripping us off?
THE BIGGEST corporate profits in history were announced this week. Oil giant Shell made £9.3 billion last year — Britain’s biggest ever profit. The money rolled in at more than £1 million an hour. US oil giant ExxonMobil, which owns Esso, also announced its profits — £13 billion. It is the highest profit figure ever recorded.
1.25 Million set to strike over pensions
WE CAN win this fight. If the unions are clear that this is a straight fight to defend pensions, there’s no way we can lose. Having over one million workers striking across the public sector on 23 March is a great start to this fight. New Labour is attacking us all — it’s only natural we fight as one. To win, we need us all out.
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- 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
- Huge victory in Newham schools academy battle
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