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Britain
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Cambridge cuts plan confirms Tory plot to destroy our NHS
Local bosses get ready for £500m cuts and US-style health nightmare...
posted by Morning Star in Britain
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May breaks pledge on employee reps
PM won’t make worker representation on boards compulsory...
posted by Conrad Landin in Britain
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Mental health services collapsing under Tory cuts
TORY CUTS are to blame for mental health bed shortages and long waits for psychiatric treatment, mental health workers charged yesterday.
Surveyed by health union Unison, nearly nine in 10...
posted by Lamiat Sabin in Britain
World
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South Sudan: Japanese ‘peace’ contingent given go-ahead to use force
JAPAN took further steps towards militarisation yesterday, sending peacekeepers to South Sudan with a mandate to use force.
The 350 troops will replace a previous contingent of Japanese...
posted by Morning Star in World
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Cyprus: Campaigners and workers back reunification talks
CYPRIOT peace campaigners and trade unions called a rally last night in support of two days of reunification talks which wrapped up yesterday.
The communist Progressive Party of Working...
posted by James Tweedie in World
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Syria: Experts test for evidence of Aleppo chemical weapons
AS GERMANY and the US blamed Russia and Iran for the plight of civilians in Syria’s second city Aleppo, Russian experts claimed yesterday that insurgents had used chemical weapons there.
...posted by James Tweedie in World
Editorial
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Blatantly marketising the NHS
WARNINGS that the NHS’s Sustainability and Transformation Plans (STPs) are a cloak for dramatic spending cuts and privatisation are confirmed in spades by details of the Cambridgeshire and...
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
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Clear thinking needed on Brexit
JEREMY CORBYN today warns business chiefs that the Establishment is driving working people into the arms of the far right by clinging to a failed economic model.
The Labour leader is...
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
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Contempt for global law
OUTGOING US President Barack Obama warned the world from Berlin yesterday against “violating international norms.”
The British government piled in, suggesting that the Western...
posted by Morning Star in Editorial
Features
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The Lucas Plan, then and now
BRIAN SALISBURY and PHIL ASQUITH look back 40 years to a landmark project where aerospace workers redeployed their skills to make products of social use...
posted by Morning Star in Features
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Workers are the bedrock of Scotland’s oil industry
The oil and gas industry labour disputes might be over for now, but, writes PAT RAFFERTY, the future holds many questions...
posted by Morning Star in Features
Sport
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Tennis: World No 1 wants more competition
Murray hopes Nadal, Federer and Djokovic return to form...
posted by Morning Star in Sport
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Cricket: Cook has no regrets over defensive display
Alastair Cook was forced to defend England’s “blockathon” tactics which fell short against India yesterday and attracted criticism from his opposite number Virat Kohli.
...posted by Morning Star in Sport
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Hamilton all but concedes defeat in F1 championship
Brit would need a miracle to pip Rosberg to title on Sunday...
posted by Morning Star in Sport
Arts
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‘Music can be about collective issues’
Singer-songwriter CALUM BAIRD tells Bob Oram about the message he’s trying to get across in his new single ...
posted by Morning Star in Arts
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Khan takes Giselle to another level
Giselle
Sadler’s Wells, London EC1
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TRAILBLAZING choreographer Akram Khan thrillingly seizes the chance to...
posted by Morning Star in Arts
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As the stars wane, the cult of celebrity rises
James Walsh: Culture Matters...
posted by Morning Star in Arts
