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Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

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Barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

State steps in – for capital

THE drive towards an authoritarian state continued at the weekend as the Tories announced legislation to prevent elected local authorities from pur

Friday 19th Mar 2021

Devoted crowd nears end of 200-mile hike to austerity protest

FOOTSLOGGERS who have tramped 200 miles to Manchester from Wales will cover their last leg tomorrow morning to join the People’s Assembly protest

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

How best to support Jeremy? Get involved in the vibrant mass movement against austerity

The left is entering the most serious political war in a generation – and the Tories need to know the scale of the public fight that they will face if they try to close hospitals, libraries and schools, writes LIZ DAVIES

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

We have not seen this type of anguish since the days of my boyhood in the 1930s

Today’s Tory Britain is sickeningly unjust – but my past does not have to become your future, says HARRY LESLIE SMITH

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Corbyn raises the roof

Four standing ovations for the new Labour leader as he offers a ‘kinder politics’ and ‘more caring’ society

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

True choices now laid bare

SHADOW chancellor John McDonnell’s decision to set out a different approach rather than simply different policies from those of George Osborne is a

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

We Believe in a Better World

‘Inspiring’ McDonnell wages war on corporate welfare

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Jeremy’s grassroots revival

What is it about Jeremy Corbyn that has thousands of people flocking to join – or rejoin – Labour? EMILY MAIDEN investigates

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

It’s not refugees that drive down living standards – it’s austerity

Britain has been immersed in a toxic political climate on asylum and immigration, but DIANE ABBOTT has hope that this could be about to change

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Nationwide days of hope in the fightback against austerity

Cuts to welfare and aid go hand-in-hand with the war drive

DIANE ABBOTT MP points out the false premises used by Rachel Reeves in the Spring Statement

On the streets in Argentina, the rebellion grows

Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

Barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite

State steps in – for capital

THE drive towards an authoritarian state continued at the weekend as the Tories announced legislation to prevent elected local authorities from pur

Devoted crowd nears end of 200-mile hike to austerity protest

FOOTSLOGGERS who have tramped 200 miles to Manchester from Wales will cover their last leg tomorrow morning to join the People’s Assembly protest

How best to support Jeremy? Get involved in the vibrant mass movement against austerity

The left is entering the most serious political war in a generation – and the Tories need to know the scale of the public fight that they will face if they try to close hospitals, libraries and schools, writes LIZ DAVIES

We have not seen this type of anguish since the days of my boyhood in the 1930s

Today’s Tory Britain is sickeningly unjust – but my past does not have to become your future, says HARRY LESLIE SMITH

Corbyn raises the roof

Four standing ovations for the new Labour leader as he offers a ‘kinder politics’ and ‘more caring’ society

True choices now laid bare

SHADOW chancellor John McDonnell’s decision to set out a different approach rather than simply different policies from those of George Osborne is a

We Believe in a Better World

‘Inspiring’ McDonnell wages war on corporate welfare

Jeremy’s grassroots revival

What is it about Jeremy Corbyn that has thousands of people flocking to join – or rejoin – Labour? EMILY MAIDEN investigates

It’s not refugees that drive down living standards – it’s austerity

Britain has been immersed in a toxic political climate on asylum and immigration, but DIANE ABBOTT has hope that this could be about to change

Nationwide days of hope in the fightback against austerity

BOB ORAM reports on the phenomenal We Shall Overcome music events next weekend from Cornwall to the north of Scotland

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