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Courts cause confusion and chaos for Tories and Labour

Courts cause confusion and chaos for Tories and Labour

Nigel Farage, the former Ukip leader who is in temporary charge again, has pledged to lead a 100,000-strong demonstration in London.
Ukip’s been floored—but is it a killer blow?
Tories struggle to fight on many fronts

Big Stand Up To Racism meetings around the country aim to build mass movement

Around 350 people attended Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) meetings in Bristol, Birmingham and Huddersfield this week. They were part of a nationwide series of rallies on Confronting the Rise of Racism.

Campaigners and trade unionists march together to save libraries, museums and galleries

Up to 2,000 people marched in central London today, Saturday, to defend libraries, museums and galleries under threat from cuts.
Ruling class in open warfare after court ruling on Brexit

Ruling class in open warfare after court ruling on Brexit

Is Britain beginning to experience the kind of “culture war” that divides the political elite in the US?
Why is Labour in such a muddle over migration?

Why is Labour in such a muddle over migration?

Labour needs to choose between defending migrants and pandering to racist ‘concerns’, writes Nick Clark

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Police commander's ignorance 'beggars belief' Rotherham 12 trial told

Refugees on the streets after Calais camp demolished

Gerry Jones 1945-2016

Comment

Trading blows turn treaties into toast—why trade deals are in trouble

ONE OF the main drivers of neoliberalism has been the removal of barriers to international trade. It is now in serious trouble.

Why is Labour in such a muddle over migration?

Labour needs to choose between defending migrants and pandering to racist ‘concerns’, writes Nick Clark

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