Britain / Britain/World / Home - Morning Star
 
Editorial

Iraq ruling is no vindication

Defence Secretary Philip Hammond believes himself vindicated by the High Court ruling that his Iraq Historic Allegations Team (IHAT) is independent.

Features

Turmoil set to continue

by Tom Gill

A look at the causes and possible outcomes of Silvio Berlusconi and his right-wing coalition's lead in the polls.

Our government has put us at risk

by Lindsey German

Attacks such as yesterday's horrific murder in Woolwich didn't happen before the 'war on terror.' It's time we recognised the consequences of the conflicts we've unleashed

Britain

Blood sport fans told 'hunting in Britain is now dead'

Saturday 30 July 2005

THE League Against Cruel Sports warned blood-sport campaigners yesterday that "foxhunting in Britain is now dead," after they lost their second High Court challenge to the ban on hunting in England and Wales.

Increased illness aid

Saturday 30 July 2005

THE government announced yesterday that it is doubling its official support for the Global Fund to fight Aids, tuberculosis and malaria.

Prisoner dies in cell at Leicester jail

Saturday 30 July 2005

THE Prison Service revealed yesterday that a 19-year-old prisoner has been found hanged in his cell at Glen Parva young offenders institution.

Murdoch acknowledges National Union of Journalists at Sun newspaper

Saturday 30 July 2005

THE National Union of Journalists celebrated yesterday, after right-wing press baron Rupert Murdoch was forced to acknowledge a strong union chapel at his Sun newspaper.

GMB accuses ASDA of using Scots staff to break strike

Saturday 30 July 2005

GENERAL union GMB accused ASDA yesterday of using Scottish workers at its depot in Falkirk to supply the supermarkets in northern England affected by the three-day dispute in the north east.

Rail safety problems

Saturday 30 July 2005

THE Health and Safety Executive warned that there was a sharp increase in the number of trains passing danger signals on the railways last month.

Prison sunk

Saturday 30 July 2005

THE National Offender Management Service confirmed yesterday that Britain's only prison ship HMP Weare, which is berthed at Portland in Dorset, will close on August 12.

Police accused of altering account

Friday 29 July 2005

THE family of Jean Charles de Menezes, who was shot dead by police marksmen on the London Underground, accused police yesterday of changing their account of the incident.

Firefighters damn assessment focus

Friday 29 July 2005

FIREFIGHTERS accused the Audit Commission of a fundamental misunderstanding yesterday, following its assessment of England's 47 fire authorities.

Obscene Shell profits spark outrage

Friday 29 July 2005

UNIONS and green campaigners attacked oil giant Shell's "obscene" half-year profits of £5.84 billion yesterday and renewed their demand for a windfall tax to fund company pensions.