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Fresh clampdown forces refugees to risk own lives
Border controls are driving more desperate people to risk their lives at sea.
Say no to Fortress Europe - vote Leave on 23 June
The European Union (EU) is erecting fences and having refugees rounded up into camps.
Teachers can punish Tories with new strike ballot
Schools in England could be hit by strikes in July if teachers vote for action over the education white paper. The NUT union was set to begin a strike ballot next Monday.
Election winners and losers—and why we need to step up the fight against austerity
The 5 May elections underline the need for a stronger anti-austerity challenge to the Tories. We don’t need Labour to move to the “middle ground” as the party’s right-wing claims,
Tories' racist shame—they are the real racists
David Cameron said last week, “Antisemitism is like racism, it is unacceptable.” Cameron is a hypocrite. In the same week as he attacked Labour’s supposed antisemitism, he was backing the Tory candidate for London mayor Zac Goldsmith.
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- Don’t let the vote to leave the European Union be written off as backward
- European rulers plot new clampdown on refugees after Aquarius docks in Spain
- Firefighters join angry march to demand justice for Grenfell
- Wigan health striker says, ‘Join protest to keep the NHS public’ as five-day strike looms
- Sorrow and anger on the streets of North Kensington one year on from Grenfell
- Far right humiliated in Lewisham as anti-racists wreck Anne Marie Waters event
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