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Letters—The Met fails again over the Stephen Lawrence murder

Letters- ‘We are determined to stay on the streets in Portland’

Our protests In Portland started with the Minneapolis uprising and have continued every day for well over two months.

Letters – ‘Kickstart’ program will give bosses opportunity to exploit

Measures announced in Rishi Sunak’s mini-budget supposedly to help workers have been welcomed by the TUC.

Letters—New law in Philippines spells danger for all political activists

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte finally passed the dangerous new anti-terror bill into law this month.

Letters—we’ve become fed up with the right in the Labour Party

I’m sickened by the decision to sack Rebecca Long-Bailey from the shadow cabinet

LETTERS – We social housing residents are fighting the developers

We live in a social housing block of 30 flats in west London, and our residents’ association is fighting a development that is taking away our space.

Letters—we’re inspired to tear down slaver’s Edinburgh statue

Inspired by events in Bristol, Edinburgh Stand Up To Racism has been holding protests at the Henry Dundas statue at St Andrew Square.

Letters: Solidarity with Black Lives Matter movement in Ireland

Almost 70 Black Lives Matter protesters have been issued with fines for attending the socially-distanced rallies in Derry and Belfast on Saturday 6 June. 

Letters—We have to say her name as well—it was Breonna Taylor 

The death of George Floyd in Minneapolis has shaken the US and large parts of the world to its core.

Letters – South Korea’s second wave is a real warning for Britain 

South Korea is witnessing what seems to be the beginning of a second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Letters—Why are the press ignoring the Covid-19 gender gap? 

I was struck this week by the mainstream media’s lack of interest in the latest report from the Fawcett Society.The differential impact of Covid-19 on BAME communities has been widely reported but little attention has been given to the issue of women and the pandemic. 

Letters—we must end the housing crisis before lockdown’s over

We cannot go back to the same old housing crisis—something has to change