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Around 80 people held a vigil last Sunday in response to the racist desecration of Muslim gravestones in Manchester.

Anti-academy campaigners in Hastings are organising against plans to close three schools and replace them with two academies.

The NUJ Left will be holding its conference on Saturday 17 October.

The past year has seen a wave of attacks on migrant workers in Britain. Activists at the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) in London have helped to initiate a "Hands off my workmate" conference in response.

Fire service bosses are taking the axe to fire stations, shifts and crews across the country, making cuts that will leave the fire service dangerously understaffed and put the public at risk.

The 67 percent vote in the Irish Republic to ratify the European Union’s Lisbon treaty represented a major victory for the country’s corporate and political elite.

Italy’s "Hot Autumn" of 1969 triggered a decade-long battle between the working and ruling classes. It saw migrant, unorganised workers and women take the lead in challenging the old order.

A number of top left wing authors are launching new books at Bookmarks, the socialist bookshop, over the next few weeks.

This show received a media backlash and a visit from the police last week before it had even opened to the public.

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