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The super-rich can escape into luxury but precarious workers are not so lucky.
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UK unions part of battle to stop coronavirus ending in Eurozone austerity
The UK is part of the European Trade Union Congress.
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Unless the Government changes tact then come January 2021 all the predictions made about a hard Brexit will come into play.
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Since her appointment, Dodds has already taken aim at the Government’s financial rescue package for COVID-19.
Prem Sikka: We must not return to the folly of right-wing economics after the coronavirus pandemic
Neoliberals will soon forget their hour of need and will want a return to the past. People must organise to obstruct that return.
Ignore the calls for a ‘purge’: Labour needs unity now
Tony Blair adviser John McTernan called on Starmer to strike while the iron is hot and rid Labour of it’s left figures. Jamie Beauvais explains why Labour needs unity.
Coronavirus crisis: Why Boris Johnson will throw Dominic Cummings under a bus if necessary
Who will the government blame if their coronavirus strategy fails?
Natalie Bennett: As coronavirus takes hold in jails, it’s time to free prisoners
The former Green Party leader on prisons and immigration detention centres amid the coronavirus crisis.
Journalists and viewers demand an end to Tory attacks on BBC
PM adviser Dominic Cummings was widely believed to be one of those pushing for the government to ‘whack’ the Beeb.
Left-wing Welsh Labour invite Tories to join coronavirus Cabinet team
The move came just before Jeremy Corbyn called on the next UK Labour leader to reject a ‘government of national unity’.
Tory deal with energy providers is riddled with loopholes
Energy firms are asking the government to pick up the tab for a deeply flawed deal, campaigners say.