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Unite Community rallies against Universal Credit across Britain

UNION activists staged events across Britain today in a day of action against the government’s Universal Credit benefit system creating a “hostile

Las Vegas could be paralysed as 50,000 hospitality workers ready to walk out

LAS VEGAS could be paralysed by its first city-wide strike since 1984 next week after members of the Culinary and Bartenders unions voted by a 99 p

Editorial | Thursday 24th May 2018

Corbyn's reasoned approach in Belfast contrasts with the cynicism of his opponents

Britain World | Thursday 24th May 2018

Civil servants call for release of Palestinian child prisoners in Israel's dungeons

Britain | Thursday 24th May 2018

Corbyn 'would only hold Irish unity vote in line with Good Friday agreement terms'

Carwyn Jones praises 'genuine social partnership' in valedictory TUC speech

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Friday 25th May 2018

TGI Fridays rocked by second day of strike action

Thursday 24th May 2018

Robison grilled over NHS Tayside scandal

Thursday 24th May 2018

World in brief May 24 2018

Thursday 24th May 2018

Ferry services to northern isles will be put out to tender again, Scottish government confirms

Thursday 24th May 2018

Italian PM-designate tries to reassure EU

Thursday 24th May 2018

Dutch-led team says Russian anti-aircraft brigade behind 2014 Flight 17 shoot-down

Thursday 24th May 2018

GTR leaflet urging staff not to help disabled passengers board train has been rewritten

BRITAIN

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Friday 25th May 2018

TGI Fridays rocked by second day of strike action

Thursday 24th May 2018

Robison grilled over NHS Tayside scandal

Thursday 24th May 2018

Ferry services to northern isles will be put out to tender again, Scottish government confirms

Thursday 24th May 2018

GTR leaflet urging staff not to help disabled passengers board train has been rewritten

Thursday 24th May 2018

Two families who died in Grenfell fire commemorated as inquiry continues

Thursday 24th May 2018

Unite Community rallies against Universal Credit across Britain

Britain | Thursday 24th May 2018

Corbyn 'would only hold Irish unity vote in line with Good Friday agreement terms'

Britain World | Thursday 24th May 2018

Civil servants call for release of Palestinian child prisoners in Israel's dungeons

Britain | Thursday 24th May 2018

Anas Sarwar pressed to withdraw support for Glasgow candidate

Britain | Thursday 24th May 2018

Carwyn Jones praises 'genuine social partnership' in valedictory TUC speech

Britain | Thursday 24th May 2018

Scottish government worker bound to chair taking case to tribunal

Britain | Thursday 24th May 2018

Disability pay gap biggest since records began

WORLD

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Thursday 24th May 2018

World in brief May 24 2018

Thursday 24th May 2018

Italian PM-designate tries to reassure EU

Thursday 24th May 2018

Dutch-led team says Russian anti-aircraft brigade behind 2014 Flight 17 shoot-down

Thursday 24th May 2018

Doubt cast on Syrian air raid reports after US and Russia deny them

Wednesday 23rd May 2018

Armenian youth urge US university to quit Turkey over genocide

Wednesday 23rd May 2018

Communists protest in India over mine killings

World | Thursday 24th May 2018

Las Vegas could be paralysed as 50,000 hospitality workers ready to walk out

World | Thursday 24th May 2018

Israel to approve 3,900 new homes in illegal settlements

Britain World | Thursday 24th May 2018

Civil servants call for release of Palestinian child prisoners in Israel's dungeons

World | Thursday 24th May 2018

President Erdogan should be tried for war crimes, European judge finds

World | Thursday 24th May 2018

Donald Trump backs out of Korea summit

World | Wednesday 23rd May 2018

Venezuela US officials told to get out of Venezuela for plotting coup against newly re-elected President Nicolas Maduro

FEATURES

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Thursday 24th May 2018

Abortion The women of Kurdistan stand in solidarity with the women of Ireland – and call for a Yes vote to Repeal the 8th

Kurdish resistance fighters talk to ROSA GILBERT about how international solidarity bolsters women’s struggle against capitalism and patriarchy

Wednesday 23rd May 2018

Capitalism The electoral system is designed to serve the powers that be

Those who seek radical change must be aware that the ruling class that has used violence and coercion to control the working people of Britain for centuries, says NICOLAS LALAGUNA

Wednesday 23rd May 2018

Immgration The Tories’ ‘hostile environment’ is not new

Although racist government policies have hit spotlight recently, they’ve been a long time in the making, says PAUL DONOVAN

Sunday 20th May 2018

Improving diversity and dignity at work are among our top priorities

CHRISTINE PAYNE outlines the motions up for debate at Equity conference which reflect a modern, changing union

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SPORT

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Sport | Wednesday 23rd

Women's Football Chelsea drop ladies from their name

Sport | Wednesday 23rd May 2018

Men's Football Ukrainian police launch raids at clubs accused of match-fixing

Sport | Wednesday 23rd May 2018

Men's Rugby league Bennett rules himself out of contention for Wigan’s top job

Sport | Wednesday 23rd May 2018

Men's Football Emery appointed Arsenal manager

CULTURE

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Monday 21st May 2018

Theatre review Thorny issues of sex and sentience

KATHERINE M GRAHAM sees a play asking challenging questions about how AI and robot technology might impact on our most intimate relationships

Monday 21st May 2018

Film round-up Sense of realism rewarded at Cannes film festival

JAPANESE film-maker Hirokazu Kore-eda's Shoplifters, the story of a shoplifting father and son who adopt a homeless girl, has won the the Palme d'O

Monday 21st May 2018

Book review Iron in the soul of a great working-class novel

Ironopolis
by Glen James Brown
(Parthian £8.99)

Cartoons

Film of the week

Solo squib

Book review

Train hits the buffers

Theatre review

Thorny issues of sex and sentience

Theatre review

Inside the heart of darkness

Film of the week

Sexless on the beach

Theatre review

Clone comics keep abreast of Parton