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24 May 2017 4 minute read

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Billions are being pumped out of Africa every year, research shows

Tax havens, transnational companies and climate change: the world keeps exploiting Africa. Matthew Bramall...

4 May 2017 3 minute read

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Why do 3 million children go hungry over school holidays in the world's fifth richest country?

More and more households use food banks and struggle to make ends meet without free school meals, writes Paul Donovan...

British military bases in Cyprus

1 May 2017 7 minute read

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Why are there still British military bases in Cyprus?

The island may want to determine its own future, but Britain and the US have other ideas. Darren Loucaides...

20 Mar 2017 6 minute read

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What’s holding back Britain’s adoptions of foreign children?

In a country of over 65 million people, only 58 foreign children have been adopted in 2015. Henry Wilkins...

15 Mar 2017 5 minute read

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The EU-Turkey refugee deal: one year on, still a disaster

The world has focused on Trump’s wall and Muslim-ban, and Britain and the EU have managed to pursue their own equally...

Diego Garcia

14 Mar 2017 7 minute read

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Exclusive: Inside Diego Garcia, America’s highly secretive military base

A two year investigation reveals the US military’s poor treatment of contract workers on the controversial island. ...

18 Jan 2017 3 minute read

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Britain starts 2017 handing billions of aid money to private sector

A new bill approved by Parliament will assigns aid money to a corporation with a questionable track record, writes ...

31 May 2016 5 minute read

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From Russia, with blood: the impact of coal exports to Britain

The environmental and human costs are high, writes Vladimir Slivyak.

1 May 2016 7 minute read

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Should Britain leave the European Union?

Kelvin Hopkins and Caroline Lucas go head to head on the question that will be put to...

3 Nov 2015 3 minute read

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Sounding the TTIP alarm across the European Union

Canada is the most sued country in the ‘developed’ world, and that should be cause for grave concern, argues Maude...

15 Oct 2015 5 minute read

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Why is the UN investigating Britain’s treatment of disabled people?

Whatever the outcome of the inquiry, disabled people will continue to fight injustice, writes Andy Greene.

13 Oct 2015 1 minute read

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Convoy to Calais for open borders

The group London2Calais say that the limits of charity in the refugee crisis demand a political solution.

15 Sep 2015 4 minute read

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Three major hurdles that could make or break Jeremy Corbyn

Britain’s new Labour Party leader has three challenges as he takes the reins, writes Paul Donovan.

11 Sep 2015 3 minute read

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Seven key proposals to ease the Syrian refugee crisis

Much more is needed to move beyond Europe’s proposed quotas, writes Nick Micinski.

7 Sep 2015 4 minute read

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Refugees are welcome here – seize the moment!

Compassion for refugees is spreading across Europe. Could it lead to a saner ‘open borders’ policy? asks Vanessa Baird...

18 Aug 2015 4 minute read

This article is almost eight years old.

Five reasons why Jeremy Corbyn is electable

The mainstream warnings against the British Labour politician do not hold up to scrutiny, argues Mischa Wilmers...

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