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Thousands to protest across Britain as People's Assembly rallies against soaring cost of living
Demonstrators at last month's cost-of-living protests

THOUSANDS of people are taking to the streets across Britain tomorrow to protest against the rising cost of living and the lack of government action on the crisis.

Organised by the People’s Assembly Against Austerity, demonstrations will take place from 12pm onwards in towns and cities from Aberdeen to Stoke-on-Trent.

Organiser Ramona McCartney said that the cost-of-living crisis was “suffocating the working class … and the government doesn’t seem to care.”

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