Ealing

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Education round-up

March in Whitehall A protest march on Whitehall against government education plans has been called by Ealing and Islington NUT teachers’ union branches, with the support of the Socialist Teachers Alliance, Islington Campaign Against Academies and many other activists.
14 January 2006
Debate: climate change and nuclear power
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Debate: climate change and nuclear power

The discussion around Respect’s policy on climate change was a lively one, dealing with issues such as nuclear power, renewable energy and carbon emissions trading.
26 November 2005
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Stealing your retirement

There is a plan to steal your retirement and to turn the clock back 50 years to when workers died soon after they retired.
26 November 2005
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Reviews & Culture

Two documentaries revealing the truth about US occupation

A Day for FallujahFilms and discussionTuesday 8 NovemberThe ICA, central LondonPhone 020 7930 3647 www.ica.org.uk
05 November 2005
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Angry mood over public sector pensions deal

Meetings of public sector union members are revealing disquiet with the pensions deal brokered by the TUC which, while preserving the pension age for existing workers, means future entrants will face higher contributions or retiring at 65.
05 November 2005
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U.S. sanctions regime was guilty of murder

The allegations against George Galloway relate to the oil for food programme. The Guardian revealed this week that the US administration ignored widespread illicit dealings by US firms during the time of the programme.
21 May 2005
Italy’s Rifondazione: the radical left at the crossroads
Alex Callinicos

Italy’s Rifondazione: the radical left at the crossroads

Half a million demonstrated in Rome last Saturday. The slogans of the march were "Free Giuliana" and "Free the Iraqi people". The first slogan referred to Giuliana Sgrena, a journalist with Il Manifesto, the centre left daily paper. She is being held hostage in Iraq and was shown on video last week appealing to the Italian government to withdraw its troops from Iraq.
26 February 2005
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The double dealing behind Western ‘aid’

EVEN THE amount of aid Western governments have been shamed into giving so far could turn out to be a mirage.
08 January 2005
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International

‘Coca-Cola is stealing our water and our land’

INDIA IS the scene of a major battle between the Coca-Cola corporation and farmers who live in the areas that surround their bottling plants.
11 December 2004
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Can we stop global warming?

NEW LABOUR has discovered an ingenious method for dealing with climate change—increasing the amount of greenhouse gases Britain can produce.
20 November 2004
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Liverpool: a chance to show workers’ solidarity

STRIKING SOCIAL workers in Lib Dem controlled Liverpool council are appealing for wider support and backing for a national demonstration in the city called by their union, Unison.
23 October 2004
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Who Says?

Who says?

"I ask you to release the man you hold. I know that millions of British people did not and do not support the war on Iraq. A million marched against it last year. More than 6,000 British people have written to me to support me. They quarrel with the British government about injustice, and so do I. I do not quarrel with the British people. Our problem is with the government." MAHMOUD ABU RIDEH Palestinian activist imprisoned without trial under Britain’s anti-terrorism laws appealing last weekend to Ken Bigley’s captors
02 October 2004