Share By Don Flynn Around one in every 2000 people entering the UK between June 2010 and November 2011 got in on the basis of a visual check of their ID papers only. Don Flynn of Migrants’ Rights Network isn’t worried Ho hum – another day, another crisis at the UK Border Agency....
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Share By Frances O’Grady The British public have full confidence in health professionals – and very little trust in the government writes Deputy General Secretary of the TUC Frances O’Grady. Research by YouGov commissioned by Unite and released today has shown the damage that David Cameron and Andrew Lansley have done to their...
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Share By Adrian Cousins Data produced by Greek survey organisation Public Issue show that in 2011 one third of the population agreed that ‘society must change radically through revolution’ Read the full report: Memorandum & Debt: One year after Hat tip: Dan Poulton
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Share By Paul Mason In this video report Newsnight’s Paul Mason talks to Greek people suffering at the sharp end of the EU imposed austerity measures
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Share We reproduce the latest newsletter by Richard Lynch below So much for cracking down on executive pay! The way Britain’s top executives have been awarding themselves grossly excessive pay increases, at a time when the rest of us are having to contend with falling living standards, has caused such public outrage that the...
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Share Bitte unterschreibt den Aufruf zur Solidarität mit Griechenland. Die Unterschriftenaktion wird von Gewerkschaftern, Abgeordneten und Aktivisten unterstützt. Siehe auch die britische Tageszeitung The Guardian vom 13/02/2012. Griechenland ist von einer beispiellosen wirtschaftlichen und politischen Krise betroffen. Die Menschen sind durch die Forderungen der sogenannten Troika, bestehend aus der Europäischen Union, der Europäischen Zentralbank...
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Share By James Meadway The only hope for the future of Greece lies in the rejection of the Troika, a default on Greek terms and leaving the grossly oppressive structures of the euro argues James Meadway. Negotiations in Greece hang by a thread. With Greece needing to meet the next tranche of debt...
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Share By John Holloway The rage displayed in Greek cities against austerity measures inspires all who are suffering for the benefit of banks and the rich writes John Holloway in the Guardian I do not like violence. I do not think that very much is gained by burning banks and smashing windows. And...
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Every little victory helps – Coalition Workfare plans in disarray
Share By Andrew Burgin The Coalition’s Workfare plans are falling apart after protests forced Tesco to offer wages for those on the scheme and other chains are backing out. According to the Guardian: ‘The government’s back-to-work scheme appears to be in disarray after Tesco announced it would immediately offer a wage to all...
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