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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

XR activists bring HSBC's annual meeting to a halt in protest against its ‘shameful climate policies’

A PROFITEERING bank’s annual meeting was brought to a halt as 50 protesters invaded it to expose its “shameful climate policies” today.

TUC marks 90 years since Nazis banned trade unions

THE TUC is calling today for solidarity in defence of democracy and against racism and extremism to mark the day 90 years ago that trade unions wer

Working class people across the world demand end to the misery and instability of capitalism on International Workers’ Day

10 million voters may be disenfranchised because of new photo ID rules

ABOUT 10 million voters could be disenfranchised in Thursday’s local elections because they are not aware that they must produce photo-based indent

May day marks new beginning for outsourced NHS workers at Bart's hospital

WORKERS at Bart’s hospital in London will have an extra reason to celebrate May Day as they transfer from privateer Serco into direct NHS employmen

Nurses launch latest strike as thousands prepare to march across Britain on International Workers' Day

RMT call for ‘thorough investigation’ after passenger ferry runs aground

MARINERS’ union RMT has called for a “thorough investigation” after a passenger ferry ran aground off the isles of Orkney while on fire.

Train drivers' union slams ‘ridiculous’ claims they are failing to support Ukraine by scheduling strikes on eve of Eurovision

TRANSPORT SECRETARY Mark Harper was reduced to a laughing stock among train drivers today after accusing rail unions of failing to support Ukraine

Campaigners hit out at government's ‘small-minded selfishness’ on refugee issues after failing Sudan evacuations

INTERNATIONAL human rights campaigners hit out today at the government’s “growing reputation for small-minded selfishness” on refugees after it fai

Government is waging ‘ideological war’ on its own workers, PCS warns as strikes hit 132 departments

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