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Disgraced Tory party donor Asil Nadir is back in Britain. He was the party’s largest individual donor during the 1980s.

Planning rules that require local councils to make land provisions for traveller communities are to be revoked by the Tory government.

Terry Wells is blind, diabetic, and needs dialysis three times a week. His life was already hard—but now the Tories have cut his care by a third.

Trade union backing for the Right to Work protest at the Tory Party conference is growing.

The Tories have been trying to appoint multi-millionaire tax exile David Rowland as Conservative Party treasurer.

Significant meetings of anti-cuts activists took place in Birmingham and Glasgow last week to prepare for the protest at the Tory Party conference in Birmingham on 3 October.

The Tory government is destroying the future of millions of young people in Britain.

The Tories and the right wing media are combining to ensure the poor pay while the rich get off in the recession.

David Willetts, the Tory universities minister, has told young people who find there are no university courses available because of cuts to retake their A-levels to get better results.

Around 30 housing activists in Camden, north London, met last week to organise a fightback against the wave of Tory attacks on council housing and tenants’ rights.

The Tories’ U-turn over free milk for under-fives made the government look weak and disorganised last weekend.

Derek Simpson, joint general secretary of the Unite union, believes it’s better to abandon the working class to the pain of the Tory cuts than to fight back with strikes.