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South Lebanon Citizens Demand Shelter

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The first cries by citizens were heard yesterday coming from the southern Lebanese town of Al-Taybah to express their indignation at the fact that...

Tory Budget: war on NHS, education & pay

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IN REFUSING to lift the 1% public sector pay cap, chancellor Philip Hammond is condemning ‘just managing’ civil servants to wage cuts of up...

‘The 3rd Intifada will defeat Israel’ – Haniya

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DEPUTY head of Hamas’s political bureau Ismail Haniya has urged Arab and Muslim leaders in the region, in letters sent to them, to support...

Keep St Helier A&E, Maternity and Children’s Hospital open!

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HEALTH bosses have now confirmed that they are pushing forward with their plans to close three children’s wards in SW London including all of...

NHS trade unions ‘strongly oppose local pay’

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On Thursday, NHS trade unions declared they ‘strongly oppose’ local pay. NHS trade unions warned that a move to local pay for NHS staff would...

Syria: ‘festivities turning into funerals’ after crimes by ‘moderate opposition’

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PRESIDENT Bashar al-Assad stressed on Sunday that Syria is keen to keep working to push forward Russia’s efforts for holding a second round of...

Boycott Biochemical Congress in Jerusalem – demand 89 scholars

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PALESTINIAN, Israeli and international academics are urging colleagues to boycott the 2017 congress of the Federation of European Biochemical Societies in Jerusalem next month. ‘Some...

SETTLERS ATTACK PALESTINIAN CAMP –as Israel on brink of ‘civil war’...

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In the occupied West Bank, Israeli settlers on Friday stormed Ein el-Sultan camp to the northwest of Jericho city, leading to clashes. Witnesses said that...

WAKE UP AMERICA! – ‘Corporate greed is on the march as...

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Teamsters’ leader James Hoffa junior tells 27th Teamsters Convention ‘Welcome to the 27th International Teamsters Convention. It is an honor to address you as your...

Scottish teachers demand full 10% pay rise

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SCOTTISH teachers in the EIS union rejected a pay offer of 9%, demanding the full 10% pay rise that they are calling for. Teachers in...

MANNING WAS UPSET BY THE PLIGHT OF IRAQI CIVILIANS – witness...

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BRADLEY Manning, the US soldier accused of espionage, was ‘upset’ about the plight of Iraqi civilians before he handed over a trove of secret...

‘TAX HAVENS ARE SUNNY PLACES FOR SHADY PEOPLE’ says Lord Oakshott

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THe Liberal Democrats Treasury spokesman Lord Oakeshott has delivered a broadside against prime minister Brown and the secretive activities of Barclays Bank. He used parliamentary...

Lewisham Couple Fighting Against Eviction

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Joe and Christine Loughrell are fighting eviction from their family home of 30-years. Joe was a resident caretaker for Lewisham Council for 35-years, having joined...

Post-Election Crisis As Haiti Erupts

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Haiti’s post-election crisis deepened on Sunday after opposition presidential candidates prolonged the political uncertainty by refusing to participate in a proposed recount. President Rene Préval’s...

May Day Message From The Iraqi Trade Unions

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ON this day of international labour solidarity we call on our fellow trade unionists and all those worldwide who have stood against war and...

Reinstate Ricky Matthews Demand 2,000 Striking Firefighters In Aylesbury March

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OVER 2,000 striking firefighters marched through Aylesbury on Tuesday chanting ‘Reinstate Ricky Matthews!’ The national demonstration took place during the Fire Brigades Union’s (FBU) national...

Irish Teachers Strikes Loom

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Research carried out by the Association of Secondary Teachers Ireland (ASTI) indicates that second-level schools will lose an average of 2.6 temporary and part-time...

Police Spies Infiltrated 1,000 Groups

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The public inquiry into the actions of police spies over several decades got underway on Monday and is expected to last for three years. Members...

Croatian Serbs fight court battle to get homes back

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The European Court of Human Rights is considering an important case for returning Croatian Serb refugees, says Amnesty International. The Grand Chamber of the...

British Government Seeks To Hide Its ‘Torture Policy’

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‘AFTER a full year, the British Government still refuses to reveal its “Torture Policy’’ – reneging on assurances that it would be published before...

NO TGWU HARDSHIP PAY! – for Gate Gourmet locked-out workers taking...

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TWO Gate Gourmet locked-out workers went to the TGWU London South East and East Anglia Regional Office in north London on Tuesday, to ask...

Australia Governor General meets President Abbas for the first time

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PRESIDENT Mahmoud Abbas received the Governor General of Australia, David Hurley, and his accompanying delegation at the presidential headquarters in Ramallah on Wednesday, during...

WE NEED ‘REFUGEE AND MIGRANT JUSTICE’ – 600 picket the Ministry...

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OVER 600 people took part in a demonstration outside the Ministry of Justice last Friday afternoon over the government’s refusal to provide a relatively...

Israeli military demolishes Palestinian primary school

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THE ISRAELI military has demolished a European Union-funded Palestinian primary school in the central part of the occupied West Bank as the Tel Aviv...

‘We teach our children hunger is more bearable than humiliation’ ...

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‘I feed my children sugar and water … but if they opened a corridor for us to leave in exchange for raising a white...

London fire service facing ‘unprecedented’ staff shortages

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Rising Covid cases have left London fire and rescue with ‘unprecedented’ staff shortages, meaning that up to a third of London’s fire engines have...

‘Religious Sectarianism Breeding Again’ In North Of Ireland

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By John Coulter, Irish political journalist Religious sectarianism is alive and well and breeding viciously again in the North. As the North this month commemorated the...

Arms Embargo On Israel Now!

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DEMONSTRATORS picketing the High Court on Wednesday, at the start of a court case against the government, demanded an immediate end to British arms...

Portland fast food workers battle for $15.25 an hour!

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YOUNG fast food workers in Portland, Oregon, USA, who are fighting for a $5 an hour rise above the US state’s minimum wage and...

CHILDREN’S HEALTH GIVEN LOW PRIORITY – as paediatric training recruitment worst...

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THE low priority given to children and young people’s health threatens prosperity, argues an expert writing in The BMJ Today. Professor Russell Viner at University...

Greek Teachers And Doctors Strike Against Closures

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Some 4,000 primary and secondary school teachers, from both state and private schools, plus state hospital doctors, short-contract workers of the Athens municipality, university...

South African teachers endorse Israeli Apartheid Week

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THE South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (SADTU) endorses the Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) taking place from 6th-12th March, 2017. The week focuses on Palestinian political...

‘THE US IS REORGANISING THE REGION TO FAVOUR ISRAEL’ – says...

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THE Hamas movement issued a statement last Monday slamming the US for its ‘pro-Israeli bias’. It stated: ‘The new Middle East plan is...

24/7 Alliance Is Fighting Pay And Public Service Cuts

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THE 24/7 Alliance launched a DVD yesterday morning in Dublin to argue its case against further cutbacks in pay, operational conditions and...

‘This Occupation Is Hugely Inspiring To Staff’ Says Sussex Professor

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Over 500 students, lecturers and other academic staff, and privatisation-threatened support workers, held a vibrant march and rally on Tuesday afternoon, in support of...

Scottish GP practices forced to close their lists!

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GP PRACTICES across three towns in Scotland have been forced to close their lists to new patients amid ongoing GP shortages. Three towns in North...

Junior doctor pay has ‘fallen off a cliff since 2008’ –...

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THE DIRE state of junior doctors’ finances has been revealed in a British Medical Association survey. Junior doctors are cutting back on buying food and...

END PPP DISASTER – RETURN TUBE TO LONDON UNDERGROUND’ – says...

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FOUR YEARS after the first Tube assets were handed to the private sector, London Underground’s biggest union has called for the disastrous ‘Public-Private Partnership’...

Nine out of ten back Olympic payment for bus workers

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A survey of almost 3,000 London transport passengers conducted by independent researchers for Unite, has revealed that almost nine out of ten back bus...

‘Defeating terrorists in Idlib key to ending the eight-year war’

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President Bashar al-Assad of Syria has described the defeat of the Takfiri terrorists holed up in Idlib as the key to ending the eight-year...

Greek Student Occupations Take To The Streets

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MORE than 15,000 students marched through Athens last Thursday demanding the withdrawal of the proposed revision of Article 16 of the Constitution, which would...

Police fire rubber bullets and teargas at Savar workers

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At least 50 people were injured as garment workers clashed with police in Savar on the main road between Dhaka and Aricha in Bangladesh...

Opening The Archives On The Miners’ Strike

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Part of the British Film Institute season: ‘On the Face of It: A Century of Coalmining on Screen’ (Also plays this month at the Showroom in Sheffield) ‘OPENING the Archives on...

One year of the Community Camp4Palestine

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‘OUR Community Camp 4 Palestine (cc4pal), opposite the United States Embassy in London, is marking one year of non-stop peaceful protest on 31st August. Our...

HUNDREDS OF DISPLACED SYRIANS QUIT RUKBAN CAMP – as conference of...

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HUNDREDS of displaced Syrians, who have now left al-Rukban camp, have just arrived at the crossing of Jleighem, in Homs eastern countryside. For the past...