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Sunday 23rd Jul 2023

Government accused of ‘exerting ever tighter control on Scotland's democratic institutions’

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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

Public forked out £1bn to rail bosses to compensate for losses from strikes, RMT warns

TAXPAYERES have been forced to fork out £1 billion to privateer rail operators in compensation for profits lost due to strike action.

Kent councillor suspended from Labour after watching Jeremy Corbyn film

A COUNCILLOR in Kent has been suspended from the Labour whip after attending a screening of the film exposing the conspiracy behind the removal of

Firefighters demand resignation of Northamptonshire fire commissioner

FIREFIGHTERS staged a rally to demand the resignation of Northamptonshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner amid allegations that the running o

Hunters left spitting feathers after one of Britain’s biggest landowners bans grouse-shooting on its estates

HUNTING, shooting and fishing brigade devotees were left spitting feathers after one of Britain’s biggest landowners banned grouse-shooting on its

Radiographers set to become latest group of NHS specialists to walk out on strike

HOSPITAL radiographers are to walk out on strike tomorrow, becoming the latest group of NHS specialists to take action in defence of their pay, job

‘A recipe for burnt out Britain’

TUC finds 55% of workers feel work is getting more intense, 61% feel exhausted at the end of most working days, and 40% have to do more work in the same amount of time

Government accused of ‘exerting ever tighter control on Scotland's democratic institutions’

THE government was accused yesterday of attempting to undermine the Scottish National Party’s efforts to win independence for Scotland.

Trade unionists in Berwick-on-Tweed rally against ticket office closure plans

TRADE UNIONISTS rallied in Berwick-on-Tweed on Friday, condemning government plans to close almost 1,000 rail ticket offices and sack staff, leavin

Flexible working requests can still be rejected under new legislation, unions warn

BOSSES will be able to ignore requests for flexible working from workers despite new legislation, unions and campaign groups warned today.

Sir Keir asked to condemn ‘vicious campaign of censorship’ of film exposing abuse of Corbyn

LABOUR leader Sir Keir Starmer has been asked to condemn a “vicious campaign of censorship” against a film exposing the truth about the conspiracy

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