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Wapping veteran Mike Hicks dies aged 80
posted by Morning Star in Britain
Ex-Communist leader ‘doing what he loved’ ...
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Could Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador be Mexico’s Jeremy Corbyn?
posted by Morning Star in Features
BEN CHACKO hears Mexican presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador outline his left-wing Morena party’s plans to transform his country ...
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The injustice continues one year on from the Brazilian coup
posted by Morning Star in Features
Without having received a single vote, Temer’s regime is hurting millions, writes CHRIS WILLIAMSON ...
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Workers must be prepared to defend McStrikers, says BFAWU leader
posted by Morning Star in Britain
Ian Hodson says occupying McDonald's outlets could become necessary ...
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McDonald's strike 'is just the beginning'
posted by Conrad Landin in Britain
Labour's John McDonnell hails workers demanding proper pay and contracts as "an inspiration" ...
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A chilling rewriting of history is taking place in Ukraine
posted by Morning Star in Features
Ukraine's Communist Party leader Petro Symonenko speaks to Ben Chacko about the Institute of National Memory and the wave of destruction engulfing his country ...
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Gaza in Crisis: A political choice, not a natural disaster
posted by Morning Star in Britain
An open letter on the crisis facing the people of Gaza ...
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The Tory attack of the clones
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
IT IS easy to mock the embarrassing efforts of Activate, the “independent national grassroots campaigning organisation” aiming to win back the nation’s youth for the Conservatives.
Its initial tweet, a meme of a Star Wars character from 1983’s Return of the Jedi warning the young not to trust Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn, has been howled down for feeling the ...
Britain
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It’s Over for Uber as License is Refused
London is first city in Britain to ban heavily criticised taxi multinational from the roads
posted by Steve Sweeney in Britain
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Inferno has triggered ‘mental health crisis’
457 fire survivors and witnesses in need of ‘urgent’ treatment for PTSD
posted by Morning Star in Britain
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Corbyn seeks to win backing from business
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World
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Turkey: Exiled journos latest in series of murders
Turkey urged to do more to stop killings of Syrian opposition
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Madrid confirms shipping police into Barcelona
THE standoff between the Spanish and Catalonian governments over plans for an independence referendum ramped up again yesterday as Madrid confirmed it has shipped in forces from across the country…
posted by Morning Star in World
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North Korea: US and Japan run military exercises amid nuke rhetoric
THE US and Japanese militaries conducted provocative naval exercises yesterday as President Donald Trump threatened again to annihilate North Korea, and the dynastic regime responded by calling him…
posted by Morning Star in World
Editorial
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We must act now on our toxic air
DIRECT action against the import of Volkswagen diesel cars by Greenpeace activists yesterday showed a decisiveness that has been entirely lacking from the British government — both in…
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
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Birmingham council should end this sorry charade now
UNITE’S resounding High Court victory should compel Labour-led Birmingham City Council to put an end to residents’ misery by negotiating fairly with the refuse workers’ union.
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Rail workers deserve our firm support
RAIL WORKERS preparing to strike at the start of October across Arriva Rail Norther, Merseyrail, Greater Anglia and Southern to keep passengers safe must know that they have the support of the…
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
Features
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We must stand up for our sisters
JOANNE SMIT spoke a the rally against the child credit tax cap in Belfast city centre. Here’s what she had to say
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Comrades united!
BERNADETTE HORTON looks forward to a new outward-facing era for Labour, where ordinary people’s concerns are centre stage
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Women now make up the majority of Labour’s supporters – and their voice is important
Women’s concerns are not a side issue. They’re of vital concern to the whole movement, writes RUTH HAYES
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Sport
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Jones’s selection springs surprises
Joseph, Kruis, Sinckler and Haskell out of England camp
posted by Morning Star in Sport
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Cricket: Roland-Jones a major doubt for winter Ashes
ENGLAND seamer Toby Roland-Jones was all but ruled out yesterday of this winter’s Ashes after scans confirmed he has a stress fracture in his back.
Roland-Jones had made himself a…
posted by Morning Star in Sport
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NHL tie staged in China as prep for 2022 Winter Games
A GOLDEN dragon was held aloft on poles by skaters. Kobe Bryant appeared on video. NHL mascots gave the crowd a primer on what this odd game is all about.
NHL pre-season hockey made its…
posted by Morning Star in Sport
Arts
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Picture This
EARLIER this summer, independent publisher SelfMadeHero put out a call for submissions. Comic book artists and writers were given four weeks to create a comic of up to three pages on the subject of…
posted by Morning Star in Arts
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Full immersion into the raging world of a first century Britain
Boudica
Globe Theatre, Bankside, London SE1
5/5
IT IS with a defiant beat of a drum that we are flung from our seats…
posted by Morning Star in Arts
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Theatre: Compelling but flawed
Man to Man
National Theatre, London SE1
3/5
“TO DEVELOP in greater spiritual freedom, a people must break their…
posted by Morning Star in Arts
