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Lib Dems betrayed us Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Sheffield city centre on Tuesday of last week to protest at the Con-Dem government’s emergency budget and its attacks on working class people.

29 June 2010

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22 June 2010

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Bhopal – bosses have got away with murder The conviction this month of seven former employees of Union Carbide is no victory for the hundreds of thousands of people who were affected by the 1984 disaster at the company’s plant in the city of Bhopal, India.

15 June 2010

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Jews must not be bullied into backing Israeli state After returning from a protest against the outrageous Israeli attacks on the ships carrying supplies to Gaza, I went on Facebook to post my feelings.

08 June 2010

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No such thing as a weekend racist It is disgraceful that the Nazi BNP teacher, Adam Walker, will still be able to teach children following his hearing at the General Teaching Council (GTC) in Birmingham last week.

01 June 2010

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Make our unions more democratic – not less I was dismayed to read that the Trades Union Congress general council had agreed that in future the annual conference should be every two years.

25 May 2010

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I can’t stay Lib Dem after deal with Tories I’ve been forced to cancel my membership of the Liberal Democrats after almost five years because I cannot support a coalition with the Tories.

18 May 2010

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Peter Heathfield – leader that Maggie and Mirror set out to destroy The death of former miners’ leader Peter Heathfield recalled a vicious political witch-hunt on the leaders of the 1984-85 pit strike.

11 May 2010

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04 May 2010

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Who’s running Britain: Gordon Brown or Willie Walsh? The airline bosses got their own way in the end.

27 April 2010

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How left wing is the Greens’ manifesto? If you believe the pollsters and the bookies, the Green Party looks likely to win its first MP in the general election – Caroline Lucas in Brighton.

20 April 2010

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Rover gives a warning on the future of Corus Bosses and some politicans are telling Corus steel workers on Teesside that the only way to save jobs is to look towards a buy-out by a private equity consortium. The workers should remember what happened at Rover Longbridge in Birmingham after a similar takeover.

13 April 2010

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