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Labour will ban big money from 'buying up democracy'

JEREMY CORBYN pledged today to “drive big money out of democracy.”

Corbyn hails Latin American liberation fighters at El Sueno Existe festival in Machynlleth

JEREMY CORBYN hailed the successful “struggle for liberation” in Latin America at a festival in Wales this weekend.

Britain | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Thousands rally in Manchester to mark 200 years since the Peterloo massacre

World | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Open Arms says new voyage to Spain impossible as Italy continues to refuse docking permission

Editorial | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Editorial: On pensions, rich people's greed is stealing our future

All you wanted to know about Peterloo — but were never taught at school

Features
PETER FROST gives some useful background to the events on Manchester’s St Peter’s Fields two hundred years ago

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Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Over 100 MPs demand Parliament sit permanently until Brexit

Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Hundreds attend Peterloo commemoration and monument unveiling

Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Power station that killed four workers in 2016 collapse demolished

Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Rival demonstrations mounted in Hong Kong over weekend

Sunday 18th Aug 2019

13 arrested in Portland as far-right demo met by antifa counter-protest

Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Owen Jones attacked by suspected far-right thugs

Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Haftar's armies step up bombings as refugees forced back to Libya

BRITAIN

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Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Over 100 MPs demand Parliament sit permanently until Brexit

Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Hundreds attend Peterloo commemoration and monument unveiling

Friday 16th Aug 2019

British Steel sold for blood money

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Edinburgh City Council moves to limit school kids' climate strikes to once a year

Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Corbyn: I'll reverse the retail apocalypse

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Asda’s old security firm accused of docking hundreds of pounds from guards

Britain | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Labour will ban big money from 'buying up democracy'

Britain | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Corbyn hails Latin American liberation fighters at El Sueno Existe festival in Machynlleth

Britain | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Owen Jones attacked by suspected far-right thugs

Britain | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Thousands rally in Manchester to mark 200 years since the Peterloo massacre

Britain | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Power station that killed four workers in 2016 collapse demolished

Britain | Friday 16th Aug 2019

Last surviving banner from the Peterloo Massacre on display in Rochdale

WORLD

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Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Epstein's lawyers 'not satisfied' with official suicide verdict

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Erdogan's Turkey is ‘an open prison’

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Sole survivor of Mediterranean dinghy crossing says passing ships ignored their calls for help

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Israel reverses decision to ban congresswoman from Palestine

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Zimbabwe police violently disperse opposition protesters

Friday 16th Aug 2019

World in brief: August 16, 2019

World | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Rival demonstrations mounted in Hong Kong over weekend

World | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Open Arms says new voyage to Spain impossible as Italy continues to refuse docking permission

World | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

13 arrested in Portland as far-right demo met by antifa counter-protest

World | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Haftar's armies step up bombings as refugees forced back to Libya

World | Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Isis claims suicide attack on Kabul wedding that killed 63

World | Friday 16th Aug 2019

Britain denies allegations it is plotting an armed coup against Venezuela's government

FEATURES

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Sunday 18th Aug 2019

US aggression gives embattled Maduro much-needed unity

As the United States imposes a virtually total trade embargo on Venezuela, PAUL DOBSON assesses the issues facing the left inside Venezuela and internationally

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Peterloo: 200 years on Seizing the narrative: communities take control

Pop-up theatre is the perfect antidote to working class isolation, writes BRYONY SHANAHAN

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Peterloo: 200 years on A massacre etched into the memory of Greater Manchester

Those that came from Bury, Oldham, Eccles, Salford, Hulme and further will not and must not be forgotten, writes ANDREW GWYNNE MP

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Peterloo: 200 years on Boris Johnson is a threat to our already-crumbling democracy

We need system-wide answers to the current crisis of democracy in Britain, where the masses are ready to support a demagogue, writes LYNN HENDERSON

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SPORT

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Sport | Tuesday 13th

Men's Tennis Andy Murray pain-free in singles return

Sport | Tuesday 13th Aug 2019

Men's Cricket Australia play down Jofra Archer's talents but know he will be dangerous

Sport | Tuesday 13th Aug 2019

Men's Cricket Joe Root calls on England to ‘come back strong’ in second Test

Sport | Monday 12th Aug 2019

Women's Football Bristol City begin WSL campaign at Ashton Gate

CULTURE

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Book review:

Sunday 18th Aug 2019

Book review: The Palgrave Handbook of Leninist Political Philosophy

Reading the book sometimes feels a little like eavesdropping on a series of running arguments from which, regrettably, notable and relevant figures have been disinvited

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Tarantino goes beyond Tarantino

ALAN FRANK savours an entertaining and absorbing send up of Hollywood self-deceptions

Friday 16th Aug 2019

Crime fiction round-up: August 16, 2019

Stephen King’s meditations plus Sherri Smith and Peter Lovesey’s fun thrillers and Sergio Olguin’s take on corruption in Buenos Aires

Cartoons

Film Of The Week

Bitter truth sweetened by light-hearted humour

Festival Review

Thunderously intense and utterly transfixing

Album Reviews With Ian Sinclair

12 Astronauts by Darren Hayman

Album Reviews With Ian Sinclair

Everything Hits at Once by Spoon

Film of the week

Out and proud of it

Festival Review

Bluedot Festival, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Cheshire