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Gilets Jaunes travel to London in force for Julian Assange extradition hearing
On 23 February, 143 French activists travelled from Paris to Woolwich Crown Court to support Julian Assange, WikiLeaks, and press ...
Austerity is fuelling a ‘national scandal’ of rising inequality between rich and poor areas
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The DWP has destroyed its own investigations into claimant deaths
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Establishment covered up child abuse claims to protect senior MPs, inquiry finds
The political establishment spent decades turning “a blind eye” to allegations of child sexual abuse, with high-profile politicians protected from ...
A damning video of Mike Bloomberg resurfaces to remind us why he’s unfit to be president of any democracy
A video of US Democrat presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg from 2019 has resurfaced. And it highlights precisely why he’s unfit ...
UK warned it faces ‘tough road ahead’ as red lines drawn ahead of trade talks
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Development in flood plains only if no real alternative – Environment Agency
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No one seems to know what Boris Johnson has achieved since he got elected prime minister
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Here’s why Laura Kuenssberg and centrists spent all day celebrating a rabid antisemite
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Why I’m backing Jo Bird and Lauren Townsend for Labour’s NEC elections
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The rhetoric now coming out of Labour’s supposed ‘left wing’ signals a ghastly shift for the party
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A powerful new project re-humanises those affected by the refugee crisis
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In one town the DWP’s most toxic benefit has thrown two-thirds of people into rent arrears
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Bernie Sanders is in pole position with Nevada win. But the establishment push-back will now begin in earnest.
Bernie Sanders has just solidified his status as the front-runner in the contest to choose who will face Donald Trump ...
The bumpy career of Priti Patel
The MP for Witham is an ambitious Brexiteer and free market enthusiast from the right of the party.
Julian Assange supporters protest outside court ahead of extradition hearing
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