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Andy Burnham’s speech welcomed refugees but said migrants cause low wages, says Tomáš Tengely-Evans

Anti-racists in Britain are keeping up solidarity work as more refugees are killed trying to get into Europe.

David Cameron stands in a long tradition of British politicians turning away refugees. Sadie Robinson takes on their myths

A Stand Up To Racism convoy took solidarity and supplies to refugees in Calais last weekend.

Should we limit how many migrants are allowed in?

There is a sea change sweeping through British politics. The cruel scapegoating of refugees has briefly paused.

Why is this happening at what can we do to solve it? Nick Clark answers your questions

Dave Sewell looks at how Western imperialism and the crushing of the Syrian revolution are now forcing thousands to flee—and what the real alternative is

Ordinary people across Europe have reacted with horror to the plight of refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war and other conflicts—and sent solidarity. David Cameron reacted with callous cynicism.

The refugees shut out to die by Fortress Europe have refused to go quietly. Borders were temporarily opened last week as anti-migrant governments tried and failed to hold them back.

Farid has come more than 3,000 miles from Syria to the “jungle” in the French port town Calais. He spoke to Socialist Worker about the refugees’ struggle to find safety.

“Refugees welcome here” protests will be held across Britain this Saturday. In London demonstrators will assemble at 12 noon at Marble Arch and march to Downing Street.