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An unprecedented opportunity for class unity and political change
We must make the most of the opportunity to weaken the Tories and reset the political agenda, argues ANDY BAIN
A People's Assembly march in London, 2016

DESPITE the mainstream media minimising the reality of the cost-of-living crisis, we hear daily of stories of people having to choose to heat or eat. 

We know that a substantial percentage of people in work need to use foodbanks. Over the worst of the pandemic we clapped for workers who took the biggest risks. 

However, they have not been rewarded or recognised and many are leaving public service for less stressful and sometimes better-paid jobs.  

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