By Joe Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour member The Children’s Commissioner for England, Rachel De Souza, noted in a recent report, that that those young
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My memories of the miners’ strike, forty years later
By Richard Mellor in California I owe John Throne, (Sean O’Torrain) a debt of gratitude for getting me on the bus at Wembley and sending
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Corridor treatment now normal: we need to save the NHS!
By Steve McKenzie, UNITE Community member A recent RCN report identified that patients are dying unnecessarily as a result of corridor care that is being
Letter from Mark Etkind, son of a survivor of the Lodz Ghetto and various concentration camps, and co-organiser of Holocaust survivors and descendants against the
Report by Dave Putson On Saturday, I joined more than twenty local people, some with prams and children, others with dogs on a leash, who
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Editorial: What the Siddiq affair says about the Labour leadership
Tulip Siddiq has now resigned as Economic Secretary to the Treasury, effectively number three to Chancellor, Rachel Reeves. She had referred herself to the independent
By an NHS shop steward The NHS is now looking at a huge winter pressures crisis. But instead of getting to grips with the problems,
By Andrew Clayworth, Rushcliffe CLP member. [Editorial note: Twenty councillors in Browtowe, a local authority in Nottinghamshire, resigned from the Labour Party last week. They formed the
The election of a right wing-dominated Labour government in July opened up a new and extremely turbulent stage in modern British politics, although its full
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Starmer blames bats and newts – but who are the real ‘blockers’?
As Sir Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner seek to blame bats and newts for delays to major infrastructure and housing projects, TIM HARRIS looks at
