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Back the left challenge to New Labour
The crisis sweeping through the world’s financial markets threatens millions of people here in Britain.
Their system, their crisis - but it’s our pay, jobs and homes that are under threat
The chaos of the financial system has hit new levels with the collapse of Bear Stearns, the US’s fifth largest investment bank. Now commentators fear the entire banking system is on the brink of a 1930s style collapse.
Stop this endless war
They promised a new era "free from dictatorship". Instead the invasion of Iraq has delivered untold misery, violence and murder. Five years ago, as the US and British armies marched triumphantly into Iraq, George Bush and Tony Blair declared a victory "for democracy in the Middle East".
Israel unleashes terror on Gaza
Israel unleashed terror on the Palestinian people of the Gaza Strip last week, when it launched a military operation including airstrikes.
Food price rises will kill millions
Millions around the world are facing a future of insecurity, starvation and malnutrition as the price of basic food soars. The price of maize, wheat, soya beans and rice – staples for the majority of the world’s population – have more than doubled in the last few years.
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- Students locked in at universities as system profits
- Asylum seeker granted limited leave to stay but says the fight isn't over
- Handling of the virus has made mental distress worse
- The Tories’ jobs scheme—patching up a failing jobs market
- Anger on the streets after killers of Breonna Taylor not charged for her death
- Sunak gives bosses another bailout while workers still face job and pay cuts
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