Jeremy Corbyn: ‘There’s Always Money for War, but Never for Our Public Services’ Just prior to last week’s Spending Review, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced £16.5 billion over the next four years in new defence spending over the next four years, ensuring Britain’s role as Europe’s biggest military spender (and the second biggest spender in …
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London is currently operating under the Government’s national pandemic restrictions that came into force on 5th November (as this report goes to print) and our streets are not at all reflective of this time in previous years. The crisis in Covid-19 testing remains the single biggest indicator of the Government’s failure to provide us with …
Jeremy Corbyn: ‘It’s Time to Stand Up for Human Rights and Oppose the Spy Cops Bill’ The Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill (CHIS) – described by campaigners as the ‘spy cops’ bill – is currently being rushed through parliament and is due to be put to the vote on this (Thursday) evening. I …
As the beautiful autumn leaves once again transform our environment into something very memorable, many of us remain subject to a variety of Covid-19 restrictions, depending of course upon where one lives. Clearly, in the absence of a decent Track and Trace system, lockdowns have become the order of the day for Boris Johnson’s government. …
Cable Street shows us we have to tackle racism head on JEREMY CORBYN on the lessons of the day the East End beat the Blackshirts The Battle of Cable Street has a deep personal significance to me, as I learned all about this historic event on 4 October 1936 from my mother, who was there …
We have a duty to the reach out the hand of humanity to the Rohingya By Jeremy Corbyn MP The suffering of refugees throughout history has been among the most cruel and persistent evils of humanity. In the world today 65 million people are refugees or internally displaced, the largest number in recorded history. The …
