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The Labour machine is on a rinse and repeat cycle Andy Burnham is set for a coronation as Labour leader, enthroned without ...

As the 90th anniversary of the outbreak of the war approaches Chris Bambery assesses the role that Britain played during the ...

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Robert Dale reports on the growing trade union fightback at German car plants If I wrote about every anti-militarist ...