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Why we plan to strike on 30 November
Raising pension contributions is a hardship tax on public sector workers to pay down the deficit.
Down the Tube? Up the social ladder
Public transport by name is increasingly exclusive by nature.
A black and white issue
The culling of badgers is irrelevant, malicious and ineffective.
Portugal: a case study in the politics of austerity
Portuguese workers face a bleak future but the country's weak, fragmented left has empowered the neoliberals.
Defending the indefensible
Israeli liberals are increasingly gloomy so British 'progressives' are being mobilised to fight the country's corner instead.
Boris, the police and the pre-dawn raid
Heavy-handed, politicised policing leaves our communities less secure.
Pakistan’s memogate and the undermining of civilian rule
How the country's all-powerful military succeeded in bringing down the Pakistani ambassador to Washington.
Why we plan to strike on 30 November
Raising pension contributions is a hardship tax on public sector workers to pay down the deficit.
Osborne can stop voters worrying by learning to love the state
Soon, the Tories will have no choice but to think of government not as part of the problem, but the solution.
Stranger danger for Dave
So many Tory MPs tried to buy Fox a drink in the Strangers' Bar that Cameron should be worried.
Time for Plan B
Andrew Lansley TV
Soaring away
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Iran and my critics
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