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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

Government’s failure to hand over uncensored evidence to Covid inquiry dubbed an insult to working people

THE government’s failure to hand over uncensored evidence demanded by the head of the public inquiry into its handling of the Covid-19 pandemic was

Government and Covid inquiry at loggerheads as deadline for releasing Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages looms

PRESSURE mounted on the government today as it had less than 24 hours left to reveal uncensored messages and diaries belonging to former prime mini

Comedians join environment campaigners to condemn Lake Windermere water pollution

COMEDY stars Steve Coogan and Lee Mack have thrown their weight behind a campaign to stop water profiteer United Utilities (UU) polluting England’s

Women Against Pit Closures to mark 40th anniversary

THOUSANDS of courageous women involved in the miners’ strike against pit closures of 1984-85 are to be celebrated with a 40th anniversary event nex

Former Labour councillor re-elected as independent socialist in Scarborough

A FORMER Labour councillor who resigned in disgust at the party leadership’s behaviour has won a resounding by-election standing as an independent

Gove orders inquiry into unrest that broke out in Leicester last September

MICHAEL GOVE has ordered an inquiry into unrest and violence that broke out in Leicester in September.

'If it's not disruptive it doesn't get news' – Chris Packham backs Just Stop Oil in London slow walk

“IF IT isn’t a disruptive protest it doesn’t get news,” broadcaster and naturalist Chris Packham said at Just Stop Oil continued their “slow walk”

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