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Number of families with children in temporary accommodation soars 37 per cent since 2014

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

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Senate votes to remove Supreme Court judges in ‘attack on democracy’

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

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A PALESTINIAN man was shot dead by an Israeli settler yesterday in occupied East Jerusalem amid protests over new clampdowns on access to the Al-Aqsa mosque.

The Palestinian Maan news agency and Israeli Haaretz newspaper reported that an 18-year-old Palestinian was killed in the Ras...

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

posted by Morning Star in World

by Felicity Collier

RELATIVES of a young soldier who died at Deepcut barracks won the right yesterday to apply to the High Court for a new inquest on the basis of new evidence.

Seventeen-year-old Private Geoff Gray was found with two gunshot wounds to his head on...

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

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A “WORRYING” rise in violent crime is no surprise given the severity of cuts to police forces, civilian staff union Unison said yesterday.

Official stats showed the largest annual rise in crime recorded by police in a decade, with a fall in officer numbers to the lowest in...

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

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A COURIER will challenge his employer over his bogus selfemployment status at a tribunal on Monday.

Christopher Gascoigne was unlawfully classified as an independent contractor instead of a worker, the Independent Workers of Great Britain (IWGB) union argues.

This means he has...

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

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Mambanegra Omeara,

London SE1

5/5

AFTER somehow squeezing onto a stage where you couldn’t swing a cat, the nine-piece Mambanegra from Colombia explode with the kind of raw salsa that can only come from Cali and...

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

posted by Morning Star in Arts

Bodies

Royal Court Theatre London SW1

3/5

VIVIENNE FRANZMANN’S new play opens with what appears to be a straightforward conversation between a mother and her teenage daughter.

But all is not as it...

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

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IN 1968, Denis Lewis took his Brownie 127 camera with him to the Hammersmith Odeon in the hope of meeting the great bluesman Muddy Waters and his band, including the Mississippi piano virtuoso Otis Spann.

The photographs that he took became a lifetime’s labour of love in...

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

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Star critics cherry-pick some of the best on offer in the weeks to come

Saturday 22^nd Jul 2017

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