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Boris Johnson faces Tory civil war over national insurance hike

Boris Johnson is facing open warfare with members of his own party over plans to hike national insurance contributions (NI) of 25 million workers...

David Evans sidelines Labour staffers industrial action telling them we will...

No need for compulsory redundancies at this stage, David Evans tells Labour staff. General secretary David Evans has told Labour staff that “at this stage”...

Privatising the NHS does not depend on a Trade Deal with...

We should be guarding against all future trade deals but let's not pretend the HNS is not already swamped with leeches sucking its lifeblood. Privatisation...

Too weak to do it alone: Starmer urged to create ‘political...

'Fit for the future'... A report by PR experts Labour in Communications named 'Fit for the future' says Sir Keir Starmer should invite...

Lab21: Jeremy Corbyn has every right to attend party conference

The annual conference is being billed as a chance for Starmer to relaunch his leadership again! Unfortunately for Starmer, Corbyn will take the limelight. A...

Conference season opens with Labour staff voting for strike action against...

Its clear Labour is no longer a workers Party, not when their own workers have got to a point of going on strike. As Labour...

Along with being gifted $80 billion in modern warfare equipment the...

Manna from the War Gods Taliban fighters not only took control of Kabul and the Afghan government on August 15. They also gained access to...
workers

If labour shortages are driving up the wages of low-paid workers...

Problems have been brewing for years in UK’s food supply chain, where drivers sleep in their cabs after 70-hour weeks on insecure contracts Empty shelves...
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Friends, Enemies & Four Failed Wars

The British public can no longer afford its governments to run reckless around the world with no heed to the long-term consequences, write Phil Miller...

The Abolition of Slavery In Britain

By Jessica Brain On 28th August 1833 a very important act received its Royal Assent. The Slavery Abolition Law would finally be enacted, after years...

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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.