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Tories humiliated as homelessness plan shown up as a damp squib

VAUNTED Tory plans to eradicate rough sleeping unravelled hours after being announced today as Housing Secretary James Brokenshire admitted there i

The Palestinian cause must not be traduced into oblivion by wealthy and powerful circles

THE Daily Mail has form in fashioning fake news to discredit left-wing politics, but it plumbs new depths in linking Jeremy Corbyn with the killers

Britain | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Cycling clubs in northern England raise over £1,000 for Sylvia Pankhurst statue

Britain | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Muslim leaders call for full investigation into Boris comments

Features | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Marc Wadsworth’s struggle ‘is not right vs left, but right vs wrong’

Huge Bookmarks solidarity demo sees fascists chased away

Britain

A STRONG showing of solidarity with socialist booksellers Bookmarks easily saw off a handful of disruptive fascists at the weekend.

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Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

GMB members at St Helier hospital unite to demand a better pay deal

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Agricultural firm drivers to ballot on strike action, says Unite

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Wages recovery has yet to materialise, says Frances O’Grady

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Royal Mail fined £50 million for breach of competition law

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Homeless announces closure of 42 stores

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Stokes found not guilty of affray

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Spurs sorry for ‘unavoidable’ stadium delay

BRITAIN

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Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

GMB members at St Helier hospital unite to demand a better pay deal

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Agricultural firm drivers to ballot on strike action, says Unite

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Wages recovery has yet to materialise, says Frances O’Grady

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Royal Mail fined £50 million for breach of competition law

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Homeless announces closure of 42 stores

Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

Labour rejects Mail allegations that Corbyn laid a wreath at terrorists' grave

Britain | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Cycling clubs in northern England raise over £1,000 for Sylvia Pankhurst statue

Britain | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Muslim leaders call for full investigation into Boris comments

Britain | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Ryedale mayor to challenge biz sec over control of fracking permission

Britain | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Unite prepares to ballot crane operators for strike over pay

Britain | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Tories sorry for ‘dangerous cycling’ tweet

Britain | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Communities less safe because of 'stretched resources'

WORLD

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Tuesday 14th Aug 2018

World in Brief August 14 2018

Monday 13th Aug 2018

Rodrigo Duterte plans trip to Israel

Monday 13th Aug 2018

A million march for an end to corruption in the Dominican Republic

Sunday 12th Aug 2018

Romanian anti-government protests continue despite police injuring hundreds

Sunday 12th Aug 2018

Erdogan under mounting pressure as lira continues to plummet

Sunday 12th Aug 2018

Syrian Arab Army ambush jihadists following start of Idlib campaign

World | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Erdogan targets 'traitors' undermining the lira

World | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Anti-fascists dwarf tiny Unite the Right demo on anniversary of Heather Heyer's death

World | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Zimbabwean President Mnangagwa calls on nation to 'embrace the future'

World | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Russia's communists seek referendum on pension age rise

World | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Over 100 soldiers killed in battle for Ghazni

World | Sunday 12th Aug 2018

Monsanto still denying Roundup weedkiller causes cancer despite massive payout

FEATURES

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Monday 13th Aug 2018

Marc Wadsworth’s struggle ‘is not right vs left, but right vs wrong’

MARKUS KEANEY reports from a recent meeting at which race equality champion Marc Wadsworth spoke to clear his name from allegations of anti-semitism

Sunday 12th Aug 2018

A celebration of anti-fascist unity in central London

THE spirit of Cable Street was evoked in Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church at the weekend as the left came together to vow a fightback against the

Sunday 12th Aug 2018

Sanctions on Iran step up threat of war

The next step in the undeclared war on Iran has been taken by the United States, with the first wave of sanctions imposed last week, following the unilateral withdrawal of the US from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Jane Green reports on the short-term impact and possible long-term consequences

Sunday 12th Aug 2018

Germany: Resisting the nazis on the shop floor

Frederik Blauwhof looks at the rise of the far right in Germany and the trade union movement's response

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Sport | Monday 13th

Men's Tennis Nadal 'taking care' of his body by dropping out of Masters

Sport | Monday 13th Aug 2018

Athletics Asher-Smith eyes Tokyo glory after Berlin success

Sport | Sunday 12th Aug 2018

Men's Football Hendry calls on Celtic to put Hearts defeat behind them

Sport | Sunday 12th Aug 2018

Men's Football City slickers as Pep's men leave London with win

CULTURE

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The Negotiator | UK Trailer | Jon Hamm | Rosamund Pike | 2018

Friday 10th Aug 2018

Film round-up: August 10 2018

This week the Star's critics MARIA DUARTE an ALAN FRANK review The Negotiator, The Darkest Minds, Dog Days, The Heiress, Unfriended: The Dark Web, The Meg, and Heather

Friday 10th Aug 2018

Theatre Review Learning while you larf

PETER MASON has a whale of a time watching this inventive and irreverent take on our history

Friday 10th Aug 2018

Album Reviews A dizzying array of ambitious songs to get under your skin

This week IAN SINCLAIR reviews albums by Paul Steel, Luluc, and Kamasi Washington

Cartoons

Opera Review

New life breathed into old favourite

Theatre Review

Learning while you larf

Theatre Review

Cast adrift in underwhelming and irritating production

Film Of The Week

Wenders offers hagiography

Theatre Review

Karel Capek old fears revisited

Film Of The Week

The horror of Mafia’s dead hand