The Johnson government and its responses to Coronavirus
When Boris Johnson breezed into Number 10 Downing Street, he must have thought what a lark it all was. A long held desire
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Mutual Aid Versus Lord of the Flies
When I was at school in the year Nineteen Hundred and Freezing to Death, one of the teachers was always banging on about
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Bungling incompetents or systemic problem: decision-making during the pandemic
Watching Johnson and his lackeys deliver the daily bulletin or explain the new lockdown rules makes you want to scream with despair and
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VE Day – 75 years on
With some people in front of their homes celebrating the 75th anniversary of the ending of World War Two in Europe, while still
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Solidarity with comrades in Indonesia
In Solidarity With Comrades Imprisoned in Malang and Tangerang, Indonesia Article from Bandilang Itim 6 May 2020 Written and initially published by Safehouse Infoshop
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Philippines: the opportunism of martial law
Written by Simoun Magsalin with input from the Bandilang Itim Collective. Original text HERE In March 2020, the people of the archipelago known
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Workplace Notes
London Health Workers Protest Health workers at five London hospitals held protests on April 30th over the continuing lack of PPE equipment. Nurses
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Starmer tightens his grip on Labour
In a move predicted by many, Jennie Formby, general secretary of the Labour Party, and an ally of Corbyn, resigned with immediate effect
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Johnson and “Dubai on Thames”
When Boris Johnson came to power as Mayor of London back in 2008, one of the many unkept promises he made was not
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The ACG has a new donations page to help finance our publications. To support our fund, visit: ACG Crowdefunder Page There is a
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