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Editorial

It doesn't have to be like this

Official inflation figures understate the real extent of rising costs, but even the government's own CPI scheme lays bare the ongoing misery for working people and those dependent on benefits.

Features

A strategy for our victory

by Kevan Nelson

The Con-Dems have had it their way too long. We have to turn this country around

Education for all: let's make it a reality

by Pat Glass MP

How high-quality primary schooling could help solve global poverty

Britain

SSP hails international support for banned MSPs

Saturday 27 August 2005

THE Scottish Socialist Party hailed the strong support that it has received from around the world yesterday for its four MSPs who were banned from Parliament.

Eurostar guards walk out over pay

Saturday 27 August 2005

OVER 100 security guards on cross-channel carrier Eurostar walked out on strike yesterday in an ongoing row over pay.

Police federations go direct to Clarke over lies

Saturday 27 August 2005

THE Police Federation and Metropolitan Police Federation wrote to the Home Secretary yesterday, demanding an inquiry into leaks which exposed police lies over the execution of Jean Charles de Menezes.

Owers declares Norwich prison is 'unfit for human habitation'

Saturday 27 August 2005

THE Chief Inspector of Prisons Anne Owers warned yesterday that parts of Norwich Prison are "unfit for human habitation."

Redgrave damns contempt of MPs

Saturday 27 August 2005

ACTOR and campaigner Vanessa Redgrave caused a storm at the Scottish Parliament yesterday, when she accused the government of showing "contempt" for the UN and international law.

BMA warns of more cash crisis closures

Saturday 27 August 2005

DOCTORS' leaders warned last night that the financial crisis afflicting many hospitals in England could lead to more job losses and department closures.

Glasgow betrayed over shipbuilding

Saturday 27 August 2005

INDUSTRY union GMB accused Scotland's First Minister of "betraying" Scottish manufacturing yesterday, after his government ignored Glasgow's shipyard workers and handed two lucrative shipbuilding contracts to Poland.

Killer bugs discovery needs action

Saturday 27 August 2005

THOUSANDS of cases of the killer bug Clostridium difficile were detected in hospitals last year, government figures showed yesterday.

'First step' for Gate Gourmet resolution

Saturday 27 August 2005

INDUSTRY union T&G stressed yesterday that the proposed jobs deal with caterer Gate Gourmet is merely a "first step."

Iraqis fight to stay in Britain

Saturday 27 August 2005

IRAQI refugees accused the government yesterday of seeking to legitimise its illegal war by pressing ahead with an "inhumane" policy of forcibly returning them to their ravaged country.