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Corbyn: After 16 years the ‘war on terror’ is a failure, it’s not how we’ll protect our people

posted by Lamiat Sabin in Britain

Robots feared more than immigration

Report reveals workers fear losing jobs to automation

posted by Steve Sweeney in Britain

Vile Hopkins sacked from LBC Radio

But Mail keeps Islamophobe’s column going

posted by Morning Star in Britain

Syria: Army regains control of Palmyra road

Troops capture 1,100 mile territory from Isis

posted by James Tweedie in World

Philippines: ‘Foreigners’ fighting with Isis-linked militants in Marawi

PHILIPPINE officials have claimed that foreign fighters are among Islamist militants killed by troops in the southern southern city of Marawi last week.

The army continued operations…

posted by Morning Star in World

May urges nations to halt terrorism amid MI5 failures

BRITISH PM Theresa May urged rich nations to halt Isis recruitment yesterday — after revelations MI5 let the Manchester bomber slip through the net.

Ms May showed no hint of irony as…

posted by Morning Star in World

Corbyn's foreign policy speech reveals his principled commitment to achieving peace

JEREMY CORBYN’S foreign policy speech grasped a nettle politicians have been too scared to contemplate for far too long.

Perhaps the Labour leader’s greatest contribution has…

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

A history of fuelling terror

THERESA MAY has told her Nato allies that the lesson of the Manchester bomb attack is that the alliance must spend more on arms to raise its game against “terrorism.”

Her…

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

Solidarity will defeat terror

THE people of Manchester’s response to Monday night’s terrorist atrocity continues to show solidarity, courage and community spirit that acts as an example to us all.

The…

posted by Morning Star in Editorial

May’s manifesto of hatred and misery

The Tories’ general election manifesto is the most hard-right in living memory, writes KEN LIVINGSTONE

posted by Morning Star in Features

Thatcher’s dark legacy must be challenged

An unelected banker with too much political power aided in the continual destruction of the welfare state, writes MO STEWART

posted by Morning Star in Features

A real vision for a secure future

What’s needed now is a careful examination of policies to help keep us safe, says NATHAN AKEHURST

posted by Morning Star in Features

Richest clubs should support grassroots

Labour unveils raft of policies to make sport for the many, not the few

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Formula One: Hamilton ‘may never leave Mercedes’

LEWIS HAMILTON’S boss Toto Wolff believes the British driver will end his Formula One career with Mercedes.

Hamilton heads into tomorrow’s Monaco Grand Prix six points adrift of…

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Legendary status sure if he can turn humiliation around

WE’VE taken great pleasure in watching Chelsea manager Antonio Conte bounding about his technical area this season, living and kicking every pass.

The Stamford Bridge faithful took to…

posted by Morning Star in Sport

Movements in the Venice lagoon

C DOHERTY reflects on the dynamics of the international art Biennale, where the relationship between water and humans is ever-present

posted by Morning Star in Arts

Style swamps Brecht’s revolutionary substance

YVONNE LYSANDROU is less than convinced by a gimmicky production of The Life of Galileo

posted by Morning Star in Arts

Reminder of poetry’s possibilities and responsibilities

21st century poetry with Andy Croft

posted by Morning Star in Arts