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March on the Tories
Thousands of people will be taking to the streets of Birmingham on Sunday 3 October to protest against the Tories’ crazed slashing of jobs and public services. And there couldn’t be a better city to protest in.
Start the fight now
A significant shift in the battle against the Tories took place this week.
Don't let Tory cuts wreck lives
Anger is growing at West Midlands police over their decision to prevent demonstrators marching past the Tory Party conference in Birmingham on Sunday 3 October.
Millions join strikes in South Africa—this is how to beat the bosses
Two million South African workers were set to stage a general strike on Thursday of this week, in support of 1.3 million public sector workers who have been striking for more than a fortnight.
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- As the Infected Blood Inquiry begins - campaigners call for truth and justice
- Labour divided over justice for Palestine
- How can Labour win and can it change society?
- Jeremy Corbyn rally draws thousands on eve of Labour Party conference
- Socialist Worker’s 1989 interview with Salman Rushdie, author of The Satanic Verses
- Islamophobia, Free Speech and Salman Rushdie’s The Satanic Verses
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