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Whistleblower Edward Snowden gets Russian citizenship

Edward Snowden's name appeared without Kremlin comment in a Putin decree conferring citizenship on 72 foreign-born individuals. The whistleblower fled the US after leaking top-secret...
Kwasi Kwarteng

The Bankers’ are back, now we are just waiting for the...

Bankers’ Greed In 2008, the greed and profligacy of the banking system crashed the world's economy. Bankers functioned without bounds; huge bonuses were given to people...
nationalises gas importer

Uniper German gas giant nationalised amid spiralling energy costs

Germany has agreed to nationalise its biggest gas importer, Uniper. The German government will acquire a 99% stake in the ailing gas importer Uniper,...
truss energy prices

Soaring energy bills ‘price worth paying’ to stand up to Putin,...

Former Shell executive and British prime minister, Liz Truss has said the extortionate energy bills faced by Britons this winter and beyond are a “price worth paying” to support Ukraine’s fight...
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Labour MP Rosie Cooper announces resignation triggering West Lancashire by-election

The Labour MP Rosie Cooper is to stand down triggering a byelection in her West Lancashire constituency this autumn, after taking on a new role with...
Labour civil war

Corbyn renews his call for the Parliamentary Labour Party whip to...

While a general election looks set for 2024 Labour's civil war is still ongoing. The new Prime minister Liz Truss has signalled that she wants...
profiteering

US and Norway are profiting embarrassingly from war in Europe

Ukraine conflict is proving a boon to some energy producing nations as oil and Gas prices soar. Norway expects around €94 billion in net income...
police officers stabbed

Police officer seriously injured and another hurt after attack in central...

Two police officers have been stabbed, with one understood to be seriously injured, while tackling a knifeman near Leicester Square. Police said a man had...
Amazon workers

Amazon workers in Coventry balloted on strike action

Hundreds of Amazon workers at a warehouse in Coventry are being balloted on whether to strike. The online retail giant's staff have been staging informal...
Starmer gags MPs

Starmer warns Labour MPs about talking to media except to pay...

Starmer gags Labour MPs other than to pay tribute to the Queen The passing of the Queen has seen thousands of people lining the road...

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Paul Knaggs
Editor and founder of The Heartlands Tribune. Independent journalist and political commentator covering British politics, democracy, civil liberties, working-class communities and public ownership.