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Solidarity can win - Spread the strikes
Thousands of construction workers have walked out of work and taken illegal unofficial strike action. The wildcat strikes follow the Total oil multinational’s sacking of over 600 workers at the Lindsey refinery site in Lincolnshire.
People power rocks Iran
There is a new popular power sweeping Iran. In one of the biggest mass demonstrations since the toppling of the US-backed Shah in 1979, some one million people descended onto the streets of the capital Tehran to protest at an election widely seen as rigged.
Time to fight back together
Gordon Brown’s government is in meltdown after the MPs’ expenses scandal and the disastrous Labour vote in last week’s elections.
Sorry is not good enough
Gordon Brown’s government is in deep crisis. Reports of various cabinet ministers expected to stand down or be "reshuffled" out of their jobs were mounting by the hour as Socialist Worker went to press.
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- Coronavirus means ‘survival of richest’ in Global South, say South African shack dwellers
- Shocking evidence to MPs shows how firms are putting lives at risk
- Mutinous mood among paramedics over lack of safety equipment
- Royal Mail workers in Scotland stage unofficial walkouts over coronavirus safety
- Industrial round up: Don’t let car bosses reopen factories
- Trump forced into small climbdown as death toll and US virus count rise
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