By Cain O’Mahony If the Far Right in the UK thought they were on a roll with their recent riots and rallies, many communities –
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Editorial: what will a Burnham leadership mean?
Short of an unexpected natural disaster, it looks like Andy Burnham will be Labour leader and new Prime Minister, perhaps be the end of July.
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Trade unions and Labour Party affiliation
By Andy Ford, Unite rep A key question for the big unions is their relationship with the Labour Party. In the light of Starmer and
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The General Strike and the miners’ lock-out
By John Pickard The General Strike of May 1926 lasted only nine days. But the Great Lock-out of 1926 – which is how that struggle
By a Construction worker and Unite member A workers’ protest at the giant construction site at Hinckley Point, Somerset, reveals were the ‘two- tier policing’
The rioting in Belfast and the appalling attacks on Black and Asian people is a direct consequence of the right-wing political establishment doing its utmost
by John PIckard It is common for far right organisations in the UK and in Europe to be labelled as ‘fascist’ when they are nothing
By David Niven, PCS member, Defra North West & Cumbria Branch PCS is the largest union representing workers across national government bodies such as the
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General Strike paper “The British Worker” – a good initiative of a timid leadership – part two
In this second and final part, RAY GOODSPEED looks at the reporting of the sudden end of the strike and its aftermath (9-17 May). Part
Continuing the theme of the General Strike, which lasted only nine days, from May 3 to May 12, GRAY ALLAN looks at the bulletin produced
