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'Stuff their cuts' says TUSC candidate Liz Kitching
The Tories have threatened a £12 billion new assault on welfare. Benefits campaigner and Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) candidate for Leeds Central Liz Kitching argues why we need an alternative to austerity and racism.
Cameron says he'll step down after second term - go now, and take your rich mates with you
For David Cameron, being prime minister for a third term “might just be too many”. For many ordinary people, having him as prime minister for one term is more than enough.
Anti-racists organise to take to the streets
We need to build a strong anti-racist movement and Saturday’s protests are where we start
Refugees go on hunger strike—close the camps
Over 100 refugees at Harmondsworth immigration detention centre near Heathrow airport have gone on hunger strike.
No to the racist backlash over Isis - former Guantanamo prisoner Moazzam Begg speaks out
Moazzam Begg spoke to Socialist Worker about the racist backlash in the media over "Jihadi John" and how it is part of an Islamophobic agenda that goes right to the top.
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- Greensill—corruption at the heart of the system
- Scottish election campaign shows key battles are in the streets
- Housing campaigners demand action on empty homes
- US says it will leave Afghanistan—a bitter defeat for warmongers
- Striking bus drivers in London and Manchester demand end to fire and rehire
- Here are the Kill The Bill protests this weekend
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