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Prof Prem Sikka: Tax legislation in the UK benefits the interests of the rich
‘UK governments are dressed-up in the garbs of democracy, but continue to privilege the interests of wealthy elites and footloose capital.’
Jon Trickett MP: Lessons from France: Why we need to unite the left for working people
The history of Presidential elections over the past fifty years have seen a complete reversal of fortunes for the two dominant currents, and the forerunner organisations of their political thought.
‘Dangerous, cruel and inhumane’: Government slammed after confirming plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda
‘Cruel, shameful & timed to distract from partygate’
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 2, April 2022
The news you didn’t seek this week…
Company co-founded by Trump supporter Peter Thiel in line to run NHS data platform
Despite a judicial review of Palantir’s work on the UK Covid data store, the Silicon Valley firm is in line to be awarded another NHS contract.
Right Wing Watch Newsletter: A pic ‘n mix bag of Tory failures
Looking back on the last week of abject Tory failures.
Covid-19 victims’ families call on Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak to resign
“If they had any decency they would be gone by tonight.”
Fury after Tory MP defends PM by claiming ‘many nurses and teachers’ also broke the law
‘Most teachers and nurses I know had NO time for themselves, let alone having a piss up after work like Michael Fabricant is suggesting, with his stiff wig.’
Tories rally to defend Boris Johnson as calls grow for him to resign over Partygate fines
Tories rallied to defend Boris Johnson as it was revealed that he and Chancellor Rishi Sunak had been fined by police.
EXCLUSIVE: Tory councillor said Islam ‘is the enemy’ and that it ‘will have to be defeated’
Councillor Gary Talbot, from Stourport Town Council, tweeted: “Islam is the enemy within England, and it will have to be defeated within England, by the English”.