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The EU's on the back foot now, let's press the advantage

DOUG NICHOLLS welcomes the passing of the EU Withdrawal Bill as a decisive moment in history

Features | Saturday 23rd Jun 2018

Landin in Scotland Glasgow deserves roses as well as bread

Features | Saturday 23rd Jun 2018

Landin in Scotland Scotland should welcome its second-hand trains - for they were built in the best days of public-sector innovation

Features | Friday 22nd Jun 2018

Press and broadcasting The war for media democracy

Friday 22nd Jun 2018

European leaders are at loggerheads – but not in the way you might think

There is agreement between liberal and far-right 'populist' EU leaders over strengthening the repressive Fortress Europe measures against refugees and asylum-seekers. They just disagree about how to do it, writes KEVIN OVENDEN

Friday 22nd Jun 2018

Landin in Scotland Victory for the Star as Holyrood changes procedure on guests after fascist furore

WHOEVER said a bit of everyday journalism can’t make a difference?

Friday 22nd Jun 2018

Campaign of the Week Free Period North East: campaigning to end period poverty

PERIOD Poverty is now, shamefully, a well-known phrase, with research by Plan International UK showing one in 10 girls and women aged 14-21 years o

Friday 22nd Jun 2018

UN human rights council If governments won't defend human rights, then we'll have to

Donald Trump’s quitting of the UN human rights council is one sign of his wilful attempts to make the most racist ideas respectable, writes LINDSEY GERMAN

Friday 22nd Jun 2018

stanley The nonconformist who sailed on Empire Windrush

Jo Stanley tells the lost history of black rights activist Nancy Cunard, who travelled on the Empire Windrush, which arrived in Tilbury 70 years ago today

Friday 22nd Jun 2018

Frosty's Ramblings Unelectable and unspeakable but still chasing the inedible

PETER FROST has been out with the hunt

Friday 22nd Jun 2018

The human cost of council cuts

DAVE PRENTIS looks beneath the statistics to expose the real damage council cuts cause

Thursday 21st Jun 2018

The big money, lobbyists and Blairites behind Stop Brexit outfits

SOLOMON HUGHES investigates the anti-Brexit campaigns which seem more interested in attacking Labour than those who are actually in charge of the process

Thursday 21st Jun 2018

‘I’m tired but happy. I believe that human rights and democracy will win’

The Morning Star talks to Turkish citizens who cast their votes from London this week

Thursday 21st Jun 2018

The Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom’s AGM on Saturday July 14 could well be its last

Features

The EU's on the back foot now, let's press the advantage

DOUG NICHOLLS welcomes the passing of the EU Withdrawal Bill as a decisive moment in history

Landin in Scotland Glasgow deserves roses as well as bread

Landin in Scotland Scotland should welcome its second-hand trains - for they were built in the best days of public-sector innovation

Press and broadcasting The war for media democracy

European leaders are at loggerheads – but not in the way you might think

There is agreement between liberal and far-right 'populist' EU leaders over strengthening the repressive Fortress Europe measures against refugees and asylum-seekers. They just disagree about how to do it, writes KEVIN OVENDEN

Landin in Scotland Victory for the Star as Holyrood changes procedure on guests after fascist furore

WHOEVER said a bit of everyday journalism can’t make a difference?

Campaign of the Week Free Period North East: campaigning to end period poverty

PERIOD Poverty is now, shamefully, a well-known phrase, with research by Plan International UK showing one in 10 girls and women aged 14-21 years o

UN human rights council If governments won't defend human rights, then we'll have to

Donald Trump’s quitting of the UN human rights council is one sign of his wilful attempts to make the most racist ideas respectable, writes LINDSEY GERMAN

stanley The nonconformist who sailed on Empire Windrush

Jo Stanley tells the lost history of black rights activist Nancy Cunard, who travelled on the Empire Windrush, which arrived in Tilbury 70 years ago today

Frosty's Ramblings Unelectable and unspeakable but still chasing the inedible

PETER FROST has been out with the hunt

The human cost of council cuts

DAVE PRENTIS looks beneath the statistics to expose the real damage council cuts cause

The big money, lobbyists and Blairites behind Stop Brexit outfits

SOLOMON HUGHES investigates the anti-Brexit campaigns which seem more interested in attacking Labour than those who are actually in charge of the process

‘I’m tired but happy. I believe that human rights and democracy will win’

The Morning Star talks to Turkish citizens who cast their votes from London this week

The Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom’s AGM on Saturday July 14 could well be its last

The Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom’s AGM on Saturday July 14 could well be its last.

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