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Articles by Peter Lazenby

Nationwide protests demand ‘Welfare not Warfare’

PROTESTERS gathered across Britain today in a national day of action against the government’s plan to cut disability welfare.

Local authority funding crisis could threaten essential statutory services to the most vulnerable, LGA warns

Peace activists condemn Labour's commitment to militarisation, nukes and war

Prison population now higher than when the government came to power, study shows

‘The campaign has got legs and it’s really running’

Former president of Aslef, the train drivers’ union, TOSH McDONALD is the Workers Party candidate for Doncaster Central constituency on July 4. He talks to Morning Star northern reporter Peter Lazenby

Manchester Metropolitan University closes multi-million Barclays bank account following student campaign

PALESTINE campaigners in Manchester are claiming victory after the city’s Metropolitan University decided to close its multimillion-pound accounts

Clacton anti-racists gear up for Farage protests

ANTI-RACIST campaigners plan to target the Clacton parliamentary constituency tomorrow with “milkshake and dinghy” protests against Reform leader N

Stagecoach accused of drafting in managers to drive scab buses during strike

PROFITEERING bus operator Stagecoach was accused today of drafting in managers from across Britain to drive scab buses in Merseyside during a strik

Number of children living in poverty in working households has risen by 1,350 a week since 2010

THE number of children living in poverty in working households has risen by 1,350 a week since 2010, when the Tories took power in coalition with t

Patients suffering in struggling A&E departments is ‘tantamount to torture,’ nurses union warns

PATIENT suffering in struggling A&E departments is “tantamount to torture,” the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) warned today.

Palestine Action target banks in Manchester and Bristol

PALESTINE ACTION teams attacked targets in Manchester and Bristol today in their campaign of direct action against companies implicated in Israel’s

Universities urged to stop threatening staff and students protesting Israel's genocide in Gaza

UNIVERSITIES have been urged to stop threatening staff and students protesting against Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

New evidence exposes Thatcher government’s influence on policing of 1984-5 miners’ strike

NEW evidence published on the 40th anniversary of Orgreave today has exposed the lies and collusion at the heart of the Thatcher government’s invol

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