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Fight to stop the NHS vultures
Roger Hutt, a Care UK striker, is clear about the Tories’ aims for the health service. “Our society is defined by how we look after the most vulnerable,” he said. “But this lot want to erode our NHS and the welfare state.”
Health staff could strike over Tories’ wage insult
Nurses are furious at their effective pay cut after MPs got an automatic 11 percent raise, reports Judith Orr
Lawrence report exposes rotten heart of Met police
A review into police corruption in the original Stephen Lawrence murder investigation has put the establishment into crisis management mode.
Ukraine in crisis - say no to imperialist war games
The arrival of Russian troops on the streets of Crimea is producing an ever?escalating war of words from global political leaders.
Tories want ten percent of miners on the dole - Now is the time to fight
The Tories want to put at least one in every ten miners on the dole. And they declared this aim just a week after they defied the TUC and drove trade unions out of GCHQ at Cheltenham. Thatcher has always wanted to humiliate the miners. She wants revenge for her party and her class for the dramatic NUM victories in 1972 and 1974 when the union defeated the last Tory government.
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- Labour and union leaders say, ‘Protest against the Nazis’
- Horror of child cages shows why we need to dump Trump - and tear down borders
- As Tories split over spliffs - we say legalise cannabis
- John McDonnell pledges council housing - but Labour is divided
- Biggest strike of year could be on the cards in the civil service
- Erdogan under pressure as voters go to polls in Turkey
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