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Morning Star NUJ chapel is appalled by the tragic killing of Lyra McKee

THE Morning Star NUJ chapel is appalled by the killing of fellow journalist and NUJ member Lyra McKee in Derry last night.

Features Letters | Thursday 18th Apr 2019

An open letter from the hunger strikers in Turkey

Features | Thursday 18th Apr 2019

Exclusive Transparency watchdog ‘blunted’ by staff shortage

Features | Wednesday 17th Apr 2019

Why teachers quit in droves

Thursday 18th Apr 2019

Anti-fracking victories must not be undermined

While we’ve been fighting fracking, new gas power stations threaten to blow our climate targets, writes ROBBIE GILLETT

Thursday 18th Apr 2019

War versus Peace: Israel has decided and so should we

So, what have we learned from the Israeli legislative elections on April 9? A whole lot, writes RAMZY BAROUD

Thursday 18th Apr 2019

Paedophile politicians - the ones that got away

Sympathetic support for lowering the age of consent, child porn, pederasty and even an established Westminster paedophile ring have been covered up in the corridors of power, writes STEVEN WALKER

Wednesday 17th Apr 2019

Turning up the heat on hypocritical housing associations

SUZANNE MUNA explains how Unite housing workers branch will be hosting its own ‘Alternative Housing Awards’ to highlight the disconnect between the executives and those they should be serving

Wednesday 17th Apr 2019

Too many teachers are seeing their pupils suffer with poor mental health

Children’s lives are being blighted by austerity and poverty in towns and cities up and down the country, writes KEVIN COURTNEY

Wednesday 17th Apr 2019

Diego Garcia: ‘Unsinkable carrier’ springs a leak

CONN M HALLINAN explains the latest developments in the fight to decolonise the Chagos Islands

Wednesday 17th Apr 2019

The things that could be done with Labour in power

Scotland needs a government that will work with the trade union movement for change, not simply blaming Westminster for problems we have the powers to solve, argues NEIL FINDLAY

Wednesday 17th Apr 2019

Bolivia – Yes to social progress, no to US intervention

There is growing concern that the Trump administration will increase intervention in Bolivia to prevent Evo Morales being re-elected president, says COLIN BURGON

Wednesday 17th Apr 2019

Free bus travel – fanciful idea or radical ambition?

The Scottish Labour Party announced at its conference in March its plan to introduce free bus travel across Scotland. PAT RAFFERTY assesses the feasibility of the idea

Wednesday 17th Apr 2019

Why we all need to get behind the Time for Better Pay campaign

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Morning Star NUJ chapel is appalled by the tragic killing of Lyra McKee

THE Morning Star NUJ chapel is appalled by the killing of fellow journalist and NUJ member Lyra McKee in Derry last night.

An open letter from the hunger strikers in Turkey

Exclusive Transparency watchdog ‘blunted’ by staff shortage

Why teachers quit in droves

Anti-fracking victories must not be undermined

While we’ve been fighting fracking, new gas power stations threaten to blow our climate targets, writes ROBBIE GILLETT

War versus Peace: Israel has decided and so should we

So, what have we learned from the Israeli legislative elections on April 9? A whole lot, writes RAMZY BAROUD

Paedophile politicians - the ones that got away

Sympathetic support for lowering the age of consent, child porn, pederasty and even an established Westminster paedophile ring have been covered up in the corridors of power, writes STEVEN WALKER

Turning up the heat on hypocritical housing associations

SUZANNE MUNA explains how Unite housing workers branch will be hosting its own ‘Alternative Housing Awards’ to highlight the disconnect between the executives and those they should be serving

Too many teachers are seeing their pupils suffer with poor mental health

Children’s lives are being blighted by austerity and poverty in towns and cities up and down the country, writes KEVIN COURTNEY

Diego Garcia: ‘Unsinkable carrier’ springs a leak

CONN M HALLINAN explains the latest developments in the fight to decolonise the Chagos Islands

The things that could be done with Labour in power

Scotland needs a government that will work with the trade union movement for change, not simply blaming Westminster for problems we have the powers to solve, argues NEIL FINDLAY

Bolivia – Yes to social progress, no to US intervention

There is growing concern that the Trump administration will increase intervention in Bolivia to prevent Evo Morales being re-elected president, says COLIN BURGON

Free bus travel – fanciful idea or radical ambition?

The Scottish Labour Party announced at its conference in March its plan to introduce free bus travel across Scotland. PAT RAFFERTY assesses the feasibility of the idea

Why we all need to get behind the Time for Better Pay campaign

Usdaw is launching a new campaign to tackle the scourge of in-work poverty. STEWART FORREST explains

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