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We will be returning on Monday 5th January with more hard-hitting news and comment, written by and for the UK left.
Zimbabwe will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on 31 July 2013.
Yesterday was probably a good day to bury bad news. It was also very probably an opportune moment to promote a bad policy in the hope that it would slip under the radar of those with critical voices.
Across the nations this morning many people will be celebrating the birth of a future monarch – the as yet unnamed baby Cambridge.
Moving school during the year rarely catches the headlines, but matters hugely to outcomes, especially to those who move many times.
According to a poll by Lord Ashcroft, a majority of Unite members don’t feel they are well represented by Ed Miliband.
We were disappointed to read the evidence free and emotive piece published on this site last week by Marko Atilla Hoare.
The Conservative Party has outlined its plans on how to increase the number of seats it holds in Scotland by pledging to keep its head down and keep quiet.
Though their names, weights and times of birth were not announced to the world’s media, just over 2,000 other children in the UK have one thing in common with the new Prince: their date of birth.
A Royal baby is on the way as Kate goes into Labour today. The media gather outside of St Mary’s Hospital in London in anticipation of whether it is a boy or a girl.
During the recent G8 Summit in Belfast, David Cameron said the time had come to ‘press ahead’ with the EU-US free trade deal, known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
