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‘Parents of children who play truant will have their child benefit docked if they fail to pay fines, under measures announced by Prime Minister David Cameron. At present, non-payment of the £60 civil penalty in England leads to it being doubled to £120 after 21 days and subject to prosecution after 28, but 40% still […]

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‘Anyone who has failed to notice the incredibly biased mainstream media coverage of Jeremy Corbyn’s exponential rise in popularity is either someone who shuns mainstream media entirely, or the kind of absurdly gullible fool who rote learns all of their political opinions from the mainstream media without subjecting any of it to even the most […]

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‘Goldenballs bankers and hedge-fund, casino-operation directors are even now making enquiries to emigrate to Dubai or New York, in the future, as it becomes clear that a radical reforming, British Labour government is more than likely in 2020. Multinational companies currently protected by the Conservative government will be forced in future to pay taxes in […]

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‘Jeremy Corbyn has accused Conservative ministers of being “poverty deniers” and said Labour can win the 2020 general election by creating a radical grassroots movement. In a speech short on soundbites but welcomed by union leaders as a breath of fresh air, the new Labour leader told delegates at the TUC conference that austerity was […]

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‘The UK’s Conservative government is “waging war” on the BBC, with ministers looking to force the public broadcasters into “assisted suicide,” award-winning writer Armando Iannucci has warned. Speaking at the Guardian Edinburgh international television festival, Iannucci accused the Tory government of trying to kill off the BBC, while urging people to defend the rights of […]

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‘Disgraced MPs who cheated on their expenses, a multimillionaire Tory donor, a group of back-room political fixers and an alcohol industry lobbyist have been ennobled by David Cameron, sparking renewed calls for root-and-branch reform of the House of Lords. The 26 new Tory peers, along with 11 new Liberal Democrats and eight new Labour Lords, […]

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‘The British political and media establishment is aware that Jeremy Corbyn’s win in the Labour leadership election would present a very significant obstacle to the political and militarist business as usual. Having a leading peace campaigner as leader of the opposition puts the anti-war argument centre-stage and can potentially help to mobilise vast swathes of […]

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‘More than 2,500 sick and disabled benefit claimants have died after being found ‘fit for work’ in just two years, shock figures reveal today. The Tories have finally released the total – burying it under immigration figures – after 250,000 furious people signed a petition calling on them to end the cover-up. Iain Duncan Smith’s […]

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‘Thousands of young British people may lose the right to claim tax credits and housing benefits for four years. By restricting benefits for British workers under the age of 22 it could allow the Government to introduce a similar restriction for migrant workers without the need for a European Union treaty change. The Government has […]

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‘The House of Lords recently passed David Cameron’s laws aimed at privatising even more of the NHS. This vote for the controversial laws has increased calls for reforming the House of Lords. Calls further heightened after the resignation of Deputy Speaker John Sewel due to a drugs and hookers scandal. The second chamber is full […]

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‘Just one in three workers will receive the full £148 flat-rate state pension next year — far fewer than first estimated, Money Mail can reveal. Government figures imply 100,000 fewer than expected will get the maximum in the first ten years of the new deal. This includes an estimated 30,000 people who it was thought […]

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‘Just one in three workers will receive the full £148 flat-rate state pension next year — far fewer than first estimated, Money Mail can reveal. Government figures imply 100,000 fewer than expected will get the maximum in the first ten years of the new deal. This includes an estimated 30,000 people who it was thought […]

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‘Cash-strapped councils have been forced to scrap social care for 150,000 vulnerable pensioners and cut child protection spending by 8 percent since 2010, new analysis shows. As austerity remains firmly on the government’s agenda, local authority services have been discarded and state entitlements have shifted dramatically. Detailed analysis of council spending conducted by the Financial […]

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‘The wave of joyous solidarity at the Greek “No” vote still resounds across the world today, revealing millions who identify with the struggle and have had enough of being bullied and controlled. Whether it is Euro bullies, other governments or corporations, the sight of a country shaking its fist in a fight for the people […]

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‘The Chancellor is to unleash around £12billion worth of spending cuts that were promised as part of the Conservative manifesto – and retirement perks are in the firing line. Yesterday, a briefing paper on pension taxation was posted on the parliament website, which experts said increased the odds that the government is to make some […]

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