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Counterfire

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
CF0005	Yellow Vests against austerity march through London	Shabbir Lakha	12 January 2019
CF0004	Bigger than Brexit	Lindsey German	07 January 2019
CF0003	Rage at the Home Office - solidarity with the Stansted 15	Ellen Graubart	12 December 2018
CF0002	Theresa May fiddles while the country burns	John Rees	10 December 2018
CF0001	Bristol bus protest: sick of waiting, commuters demand public control	Nathan Street	25 November 2018

Craig Murray

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
CM0013	Scruton and Soros	Craig Murray	8 November 2018
CM0012	The Price of Peace	Craig Murray	6 November 2018
CM0011	The Destruction of Central Edinburgh Communities	Craig Murray	25 October 2018
CM0010	Direct Action and the British State	Craig Murray	3 October 2018
CM0009	Importing Jihadi Terror to the UK – Cui Bono?	Craig Murray	25 September 2018
CM0008	New Labour’s Irrational Adoration of Thatcher	Craig Murray	3 September
CM0007	Imagine if the BBC Were Honest	Craig Murray	30 August 2018
CM0006	Facebook Censorship, Mad Ben Nimmo and the Atlantic Council	Craig Murray	28 August 2018
CM0005	Skripals – When the BBC Hide the Truth	Craig Murray	27 August 2018
CM0004	A Gangster State	Craig Murray	20 August 2018
CM0003	The Ubiquity of Evil	Craig Murray	30 July 2018
CM0002	Not Content with Constant Anti-Scottish Output, the BBC is Extending its Reach to Anti-Scottish Censorship	Craig Murray	29 July 2018
CM0001	Liberal Comfort Blankets	Craig Murray	27 July 2018

Disability News Service

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
DNS0058	Shock and anger at government’s failure to invite DPOs to disability workshop	John Pring	17 January 2019
DNS0057	Universal credit forces wheelchair-user who can’t heat home further into poverty	John Pring	17 January 2019
DNS0056	Surprise PIP report raises concerns over ministers’ spending plans	John Pring	17 January 2018
DNS0055	DPOs call for support in battle to make ministers think again over attack on rights	John Pring	17 January 2019
DNS0054	Equality watchdog needs further legal powers, MPs are told	John Pring	17 January 2019
DNS0053	Double legal victory for access campaigner over underground discrimination	John Pring	17 January 2019
DNS0052	Project highlights need for museums to take ‘radical’ action on disability employment	John Pring	17 January 2019
DNS0051	Home Office’s ‘inhumane’ deportation decision poses ‘risk to life’	John Pring	10 January 2019
DNS0050	ROFA lays out plans to make the right to independent living a reality	John Pring	10 January 2019
DNS0049	Rudd has not delayed roll out of universal credit, DWP confirms	John Pring	10 January 2019
DNS0048	Nine journeys in one day expose ‘sham’ of National Express ‘accessible’ coaches	John Pring	10 January 2019
DNS0047	Ministerial disability group met just three times… and then was scrapped	John Pring	03 January 2019
DNS0046	Backlash over ‘disgraceful’ police force that passed video footage to DWP	John Pring	03 January 2019
DNS0045	Bungling DWP announces seventh review of disability benefits errors in a year	John Pring	03 January 2019
DNS0044	Traumatised child rape survivor harassed again by DWP as he waits to give evidence	John Pring	03 January 2019
DNS0043	Government broke freedom of information laws over access to 10 Downing Street	John Pring	03 January 2019
DNS0042	OBE ‘is overdue recognition of importance of inclusive education’	John Pring	03 January 2019
DNS0041	Police force admits passing footage of disabled protesters to DWP	John Pring	20 December 2018
DNS0040	Labour and Greens call for inquiry into claims of police abuse of disabled protesters	John Pring	20 December 2018
DNS0039	Anger over latest delay to social care green paper	John Pring	20 December 2018
DNS0038	MPs hear of ‘despair’ of austerity’s victims in second WOW debate	John Pring	20 December 2018
DNS0037	Hancock comes up empty on ‘no deal Brexit’ social care recruitment plans	John Pring	20 December 2018
DNS0036	Move to universal credit could be ‘disastrous’ for disabled people, say MPs	John Pring	20 December 2018
DNS0035	Rights of disabled children in Scotland ‘not protected’ over seclusion and restraint	John Pring	20 December 2018
DNS0034	‘Kicked, punched, knocked unconscious, tipped out of wheelchairs’: Campaigners describe repeated police targeting of disabled anti-fracking protesters	John Pring	13 December 2018
DNS0033	Police targeting of disabled protesters is ‘an outrage and a scandal… and it’s set to spread’	John Pring	13 December 2018
DNS0032	Mixed response to government’s plans to improve access to air travel	John Pring	13 December 2018
DNS0031	Fresh Motability criticism after watchdog’s report	John Pring	13 December 2018
DNS0030	Disabled facilities grants need fresh approach and fairer formula, says review	John Pring	13 December 2018
DNS0029	ALLFIE calls for halt to MPs’ ‘sham’ SEN inquiry	John Print	22 November 2018
DNS0028	MPs hear of DWP’s ‘unacceptable’ failure to provide accessible papers to shadow minister	John Pring	8 November 2018
DNS0027	‘Chaotic’ universal credit led to disabled man’s death, sister tells UN poverty expert	John Pring	8 November 2018
DNS0026	Minister says stopping benefit sanctions would do disabled people ‘a great disservice’	John Pring	8 November 2018
DNS0025	McVey’s universal credit refusal could see hundreds of thousands lose all income	John Pring	8 November 2018
DNS0024	Exhibition chronicles six years of fighting back on austerity and discrimination	John Pring	8 November 2018
DNS0023	Atos threatens to call police after claimant questions PIP assessor’s mental health training	John Pring	1 November 2018
DNS0022	Welsh government’s independent living decision ‘threatens support of hundreds’	John Pring	1 November 2018
DNS0021	DWP refuses to say if it followed death review advice on ‘threatening’ universal credit	John Pring	1 November 2018
DNS0020	Budget 2018: Chancellor’s billions ‘will not halt universal credit humanitarian crisis’	John Pring	1 November 2018
DNS0019	Budget 2018: Chancellor’s ‘end of austerity’ claim ‘rings hollow’ on social care	John Pring	1 November 2018
DNS0018	Autistic woman ‘left sick and broken’ by two-year universal credit delay	John Pring	25 October 2018
DNS0017	Disability inequality is widening and risks becoming ‘entrenched’, says EHRC	John Pring	25 October 2018
DNS0016	Welsh government’s ‘ludicrous’ failure on independent living framework	John Pring	25 October 2018
DNS0015	Suicide prevention minister could be ‘legally compromised’ over silence on ESA risk	John Pring	25 October 2018
DNS0014	Ministers ‘failing to uphold a UN disability convention they do not understand’	John Pring	25 October 2018
DNS0013	DWP’s secret benefit deaths reviews: Universal credit death linked to claimant commitment ‘threats’	John Pring	20 September 2018
DNS0012	Ministers quietly drop plans for ‘parallel process’ on working-age social care	John Pring	20 September 2018
DNS0011	DWP’s secret benefit deaths reviews: Investigations into deaths double in two years	John Pring	20 September 2018
DNS0010	Hope for major social security ‘brutality’ campaign after ‘breakthrough’ Labour meeting	John Pring	13 September 2018
DNS0009	Anger over government’s ‘pathetic’ election access report	John Pring	6 September 2018
DNS0008	Minister snubs DPOs – and ‘breaches UN convention’ – by refusing meeting	John Pring	23 August 2018
DNS0007	Legal ruling secures new protection for autistic pupils	John Pring	16 August 2018
DNS0006	Concerns over green paper’s ‘chilling’ failure to address accessible housing crisis	John Pring	16 August 2018
DNS0005	MPs launch probe into enforcement of Equality Act	John Pring	2 August 2018
DNS0004	DWP repeatedly breaches FoI laws ‘in bid to hide secret jobcentre reports’	John Pring	16 August 2018
DNS0003	DWP figures provide fresh evidence to explain PIP claim rejections	John Pring	9 August 2018
DNS0002	Legal action threat over wheelchair service’s ‘bullying, delays and poor service’	John Pring	9 August 2018
DNS0001	UN’s ‘human catastrophe’ rights expert to deliver high-profile UK lecture	John Pring	9 August 2018

Evolve

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
E0014	BREAKING: Tories become first government to lose Finance Bill vote for 41 years after Yvette Cooper No Deal amendment passes	Tom D Rogers	08 January 2019
E0013	Getting the Tories out will help far more people than stopping Brexit – and, unfortunately, we can’t have both.	Tom D Rogers	28 December 2018
E0012	Tory MP makes miraculous u-turn after losing life savings due to Tory policy he personally supported	Tom D Rogers	28 December 2018
E0011	WATCH: Chancellor Philip Hammond admits that 8 years of Tory cuts have been a TOTAL CON JOB	Tom D. Rogers	8 November 2018
E0010	Tory DWP Secretary Esther McVey has just been accused of lying to Parliament AGAIN	Alex Tiffin	7 November 2018
E0009	Tories under pressure to sack new Housing Chief after “antisemitic conspiracy theories” surface	Tom D. Rogers	6th November 2018
E0008	Damning new report reveals UK media guilty of “myriad inaccuracies and distortions” in Labour antisemitism reporting	Tom D. Rogers	27 September 2018
E0007	Universal Credit almost killed me – Labour Conference must vote to scrap this horrific new Tory system completely	Alex Tiffin	22 September 2018
E0006	Theresa May appoints Tory Peer who advocates NHS privatisation to crucial ‘independent’ NHS Chairman role	William J Richardson	9 September 2018
E0005	Establishment fury as Anti-Corbyn Labour Peer labels Lord Sacks a ‘voice for extremism’ over Enoch Powell-Corbyn comparison	Tom D. Rogers	3 September 2018
E0003	Tory MP accused of anti-Muslim hate demands EXPULSION of Muslim Tory Peer calling for Islamophobia inquiry	Tom D. Rogers	15 August 2018
E0002	BBC accused of covering up Theresa May’s role in the horrific murder of 29 children	Tom D. Rogers	10 August 2018
E0001	Michael Gove’s wife just said abusing Muslims is “clever and funny”	Tom D. Rogers	13 August 2018

Jonathan Cook

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
JC0009	Labour and anti-Semitism in 2018: The truth behind the relentless smear campaign against Corbyn	Jonathan Cook	27 December 2018
JC0008	Guardian ups its vilification of Julian Assange	Jonathan Cook	28 November 2018
JC0007	The neoliberal order is dying. Time to wake up	Jonathan Cook	20 September 2018
JC0006	The Israel lobby’s non-stop attacks on Corbyn will backfire	Jonathan Cook (Middle East Eye)	6 September 2018
JC0005	Is Israel’s hidden hand behind the attacks on Jeremy Corbyn?	Jonathan Cook (Middle East Eye)	25 August 2018
JC0004	Uri Avnery, Israeli activist for a Palestinian state, dead at 94	Jonathan Cook	20 August 2018
JC0003	The Crisis in Corbyn’s Labour Party is Over Israel, Not Anti-Semitism	Jonathan Cook	9 August 2018
JC0002	How Israel helped to revive Europe’s ugly ethnic nationalisms	Jonathan Cook	13 July 2018
JC0001	The anti-Semitism offensive orchestrated against Jeremy Corbyn	Jonathan Cook	8 May 2018

Media Lens

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
ML0013	Remembrance - The Dehumanised Human	Editor	16 January 2019
ML0012	Veneration Of Power Leading To Climate Catastrophe	Editor	12 December 2018
ML0011	Limits Of Dissent - Glenn Greenwald And The Guardian	Editor	06 December 2018
ML0010	The Filter Bubble	Owen Jones And Con Coughlin	14 November 2018
ML0009	How To Be A Reliable ‘Mainstream’ Journalist	Editor	8 November 2018
ML0008	Blanket Silence: Corporate Media Ignore New Report Exposing Distorted And Misleading Coverage of Corbyn	Editor	3 October 2018
ML0007	Guest Media Alert by John Pilger: 'Hold the front page. The reporters are missing'	John Pilger	20 September 2018
ML0006	Propaganda Blitz - A New Media Lens Book And An Urgent Appeal For Support	Editorial	19 September 2018
ML0005	Charges 'Without Merit' - Jeremy Corbyn, Antisemitism, Norman Finkelstein and Noam Chomsky	By Editor	12 September 2018
ML0004	Empire Journalism: Venezuela, the US and John McCain	Editorial	6 September 2018
ML0003	Israel Is The Real Problem	Editor	11 August 2018
ML0002	'World On Fire’: Climate Breakdown	Editor	01 August 2018
ML0001	No Nerve Agents Found - The OPCW Interim Report On Douma	Editor	17 July 2018

Morning Star

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
MS0063	Workers to walk out for pay justice at government ministries	Marcus Barnett	21 January 2019
MS0062	Councils cutting crime prevention budgets by more than half	Lamiat Sabin	21 January 2019
MS0061	Plans to register 3.5 million EU citizens in Britain may result in another Windrush scandal	Marcus Barnett	21 January 2019
MS0060	Job cuts condemned after release of violence statistics	Marcus Barnett	20 january 2019
MS0059	Couriers walk in latest clash on minimum fees	Phil Miller	20 January 2019
MS0058	Pay justice deal agreed with Glasgow Council a decade on	Marcus Barnett	20 January 2019
MS0057	Unpaid leave plans ditched	MS	20 January 2019
MS0056	Tyre workers to lose jobs after role transfer	MS	19 January 2019
MS0055	Businessman reopens restaurant as workers are left out of pocket	Conrad Landin	17 January 2019
MS0054	Schools to lose funding thanks to UC criteria	Ceren Sagir	16 January 2019
MS0053	Waverley workers hit back at ‘scandalous’ conditions	Conrad Landin	15 January 2019
MS0052	Seven out of 10 Serco-provided homes in Glasgow failed basic standards test last year	Conrad Landin	15 January 2019
MS0051	North Yorkshire at ‘critical’ risk as fire coverage declines	Peter Lazenby	06 January 2019
MS0050	Rudd delays universal credit roll-out in the face of mounting criticism	Phil Miller	06 January 2019
MS0049	Greater Manchester to ban fracking	Cerin Sagir	04 January 2019
MS0048	Migrant rights campaigners call out Tories' attempts to ‘whip up racism’	Ceren Sagir	04 January 2019
MS0047	Hunt under fire after report reveals kidnapped women forced to pay his department to be rescued	Lamiat Sabin	02 January 2018
MS0046	‘Don’t militarise refugee boat response,’ activists warn	MS	30 December 2018
MS0045	Tory school reforms favour the rich	Ceren Sagir	30 December 2018
MS0044	We Own It to stage day of action for renationalisation of the railways	MS	30 December 2018
MS0043	Millions living in areas with illegally high levels of air pollution, Labour study finds	MS	29 December 2018
MS0042	School stress tops parents fears for 2019	Ceren Sagir	29 December 2018
MS0041	Knife seizures have ‘more than doubled’	MS	28 December 2018
MS0040	Rupert Murdoch ‘very poorly informed’ on UK	MS	28 December 2018
MS0039	Number of care home residents taken to hospital soars as Labour blames ‘irresponsible’ cuts	MS	27 December 2018
MS0038	Firefighters asked to do more than ever despite having their numbers cut, warn FBU	Alan Jones	27 December 2018
MS0037	Non-white workers miss out on billions in wages	MS	27 December 2018
MS0036	Hospitals increase parking charges for staff and patients	Ceren Sagir	27 December 2018
MS0035	Rail leeches get set for £50m bonanza in strike compensation	Peter Lazenby	27 December 2018
MS0034	Rural residents overwhelmingly reject hunting with dogs	Ceren Sagir	27 December 2018
MS0033	Research finds young workers being exploited and being paid less than the national minimum wage	Alan Jones	27 December 2018
MS0032a	Levels of homelessness increased every year between 2012 and 2017	MS	23 December 2018
MS0032	Arrests as climate activists target energy ministry	Ceren Sagir	12 November 2018
MS0031	Labour demands date for takeover of failing ScotRail	Peter Lazenby	12 November 2018
MS0030	Northern Rail out for 35th day on guard role	Peter Lazenby	12 November 2018
MS0029	600,000 single parents lose out with universal credit	Ceren Sagir	12 November 2018
MS0028	160 years of shipbuilding sunk by Tory naval gazing	Peter Lazenby	1 November 2018
MS0027	This is Labour's moment and we're ready	Lamiat Sabin	26 September 2018
MS0026	The Tories have failed to tackle a growing mental health crisis		17 September 2018
MS0025	Mental health patients sent from Dorset to Durham to find a bed for the night	Lamiat Sabin	17 September 2018
MS0024	An unholy mess	Conrad Landin, Lamiat Sabin, Alan Jones	12 September 2018
MS0023	Labour 'ready to hit the ground running,' says John McDonnell at IER fringe	Ben Chacko	10 September 2018
MS0022	Labour’s entitled rightwingers should rethink their behaviour	Editorial	10 September
MS0021	Blair, Corbyn and the forward march of Labour		8 September 2018
MS0020	Amazon workers slam 'truly shocking' conditions at Rugeley warehouse	Sam Tobin	7 September 2018
MS0019	Sports Direct and XPO 'fighting like rabid dogs' over House of Fraser stock	Peter Lazenby	7 September 2018
MS0018	South Western Railway workers vote to keep striking for guards	Peter Lazenby	5 September 2018
MS0017	How can we beat the Establishment's war on Corbyn?	Editorial	5 September 2018
MS0016	Labour’s rank-and-file members recognise anti-semitism smears for what they are	Ken Loach	3 September 2018
MS0015	Grieving father to boycott remembrance service in ‘disgust’	Sam Tobin	2 September 2018
MS0014	Scared and mistreated	Sam Tobin	31 August 2018
MS0013	Our immigration and asylum system is a national scandal	Morning Star Editorial	31 August 2018
MS0012	Fire chiefs accused of ‘act of revenge’ against crew who campaigned against cuts	Peter Lazenby	29 August 2018
MS0011	Corbyn and McDonnell 'fought apartheid while Tories wanted Mandela hanged'	Lamiat Sabin	29 August 2018
MS0010	No-deal Brexit 'a disaster' for aviation, says shadow transport secretary	Marcus Barnett	28 August 2018
MS0009	Youth leaders call for a Corbyn government to tackle debt crisis	Marcus Barnett	27 August 2018
MS0008	Labour should not 'take its cue from its enemies' on anti-semitism, say Jewish socialists	Editoral	27 August 2018
MS0007	Campaigners pour scorn on People's Vote claim it isn't hostile to Corbyn	Ben Chacko	27 August 2018
MS0006	Most people blame Tories for botched Brexit, poll finds	Editorial	25 August 2018
MS0005	Momentum to ballot members on People's Vote	Marcus Barnett	24 August 2018
MS0004	Corbyn vows to reform Britain's rotten media	Marcus Barnett	23 August 2018
MS0003	Wales sees huge increase in modern slavery	Marcus Barnett	23 August 2018
MS0002	Bold, radical thinking for the future of Britain's media	Editorial	23 August 2018
MS0001	British campuses face an autumn of rage over poor pay and conditions	Marcus Barnett	22 August 2018

Novara Media

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
NM0020	The Global Refugee Crisis is at Our Shores, and We Need to Take It Seriously	Adam Bates	03 January 2019
NM0019	Latin Venues in Elephant and Castle Forced Out to Make Way for Redevelopment	Ed Gillett	19 December 2018
NM0018	Britain’s War in Yemen Can Be Stopped, but the Left Needs to Raise Its Game	David Wearing	11 December 2018
NM0017	Undermining Democracy, Not Defending It: The ‘Integrity Initiative’ is Everything That’s Wrong With British Foreign Policy	Aaron Bastani	10 December 2018
NM0016	Stansted 15: Activists Who Stopped Deportation Charter Flight Convicted of Terror-Related Charges	Beth Perkin, Charlotte England	10 December 2018
NM0015	Another Europe is Unlikely: Why Socialist Transformation Won’t Happen Within the EU	Grace Blakeley	06 December 2018
NM0014	‘It’s Not a History Lesson Anymore’: The Union Activists Taking on a London Pub Chain	Joe Hayns	04 December 2018
NM0013	A ‘Neu’ Union?	James McAsh	19 November 2018
NM0012	Decline and Fall: What Next for May’s Deal?	James Butler	15 November 2018
NM0011	Activists Hold Remembrance March for Refugees Killed Trying to Reach UK	Novara	11 November 2018
NM0010	What Could a Corbyn Government Mean for Britain’s Foreign Policy in Oman?	Phil Miller	9 November 2018
NM0009	A Ban on Fracking Is Common Sense. Here’s Why	Aaron Bastani	24 October 2018
NM0008	4 Ways the Labour Movement Must Move Forward on Palestine	Aliya Yule	8 October 2018
NM0007	4 Ways the Labour Movement Must Move Forward on Palestine	Aliya Yule	October 2018
NM0006	Could a Corbyn Government Change UK Foreign Policy in Bahrain?	Phil Miller	29 September 2018
NM0005	Period Poverty Is Unjust. Here’s How Labour Women Will End It	Angela Rayner	22 September 2018
NM0004	To Transform the World, the Left Must Look Beyond Elections	Luke Dukinfield	11 September 2018
NM0003	Wonga Might Be Uniquely Unscrupulous, But the Whole Commercial Banking System is Out to Get Us	Grace Blakeley	28 August 2018
NM0002	Labour’s Obligation to Peace Between Israel and Palestine Starts by Rejecting the IHRA Examples	Aaron Bastani	17 August 2018
NM0001	Wildfires and Tower Block Blazes Aren’t Freak Accidents – These Are the Fires of Austerity	Alex King	1 August 2018

openDemocracy

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
OD0096	Democracy must be re-established in Europe	Alain Supiot and sixteen fellow academics	21 January 2019
OD0095	Britain’s devastating cuts to social security breach international human rights law, NGOs find	Koldo Casla	18 January 2019
OD0094	The Planetary Health Diet isn’t much use to people living in food poverty	Anya Pearson	18 January 2019
OD0093	2019 is the year to embrace energy democracy - or face social and climate breakdown	Susann Scherbarth and Sean Sweeney	17 January 2019
OD0092	Beyond the Brexit pantomime	Mary Fitzgerald	17 January 2019
OD0091	The NHS Long Term Plan, prevention, and a century of promises	George Gosling	11 January 2019
OD0090	Brexit can be a good crisis	Anthony Barnett	03 January 2019
OD0089	White is the new black: populism and the academic alt-right	Umut Ozkirimli	02 January 2019
OD0088	Britain is the world centre for private military contractors – and it's almost impossible to find out what they're up to	Iain Overton, Laura Bruun, and Elisa Benevilli	20 December 2018
OD0087	Doctors leaders call on government to halt NHS migrant charges	Joanna Dobbin	20 December 2018
OD0086	How Scousers see off the fascists	Roland Clark	20 December 2018
OD0085	Government immigration plans will harm integration and fuel negative perceptions	Rosie Carter	20 December 2018
OD0084	We need a People’s Government, not a People’s Vote	Asif Mohammed	19 December 2018
OD0083	Sara’s story should speak to us all on International Migrants Day	Rachel Marangozov	18 December 2018
OD0082	Why we need renters' unions more than ever	Philip Jones	16 December 2018
OD0081	In the fight against austerity, human rights is not the answer	Mickey Keller	15 December 2018
OD0080	Writers silenced by surveillance: self-censorship in the age of big data	Nik Williams	14 December 2018
OD0079	Digital parties on the rise: a mass politics for the era of platforms	Paolo Gerbaudo	13 December 2018
OD0078	Solidarity with migrants isn’t ‘terrorism’ – the Stansted 15 case shames the UK	Gracie Bradley	11 December 2018
OD0077	Save Ridley Road – how the community is fighting back against faceless developers	Danny Hayward	10 December 2018
OD0076	What the Anti-Nazi-League and Rock against Racism teach us about how to defeat the fascists	David Renton	9 December 2018
OD0075	The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70	N. Jayaram	08 December 2018
OD0074	Nurses raise concern about Royal College backing for NHS volunteers campaign	RCN Members	7 December 2018
OD0073	Why grieving families need legal representation at an inquest	Merry Varney	06 December 2018
OD0072	The double standards applied to academic freedom	Nadje al-Ali	05 December 2018
OD0071	The stories fascist Europe tells itself, and how to correct them	Adam Ramsay	4 December 2018
OD0070	Stop and search doesn't solve knife crime, so why not try something new?	Kam Gill	10 November 2018
OD0069	Labour history shows us where workers “took back control” without building walls	Steven Parfitt	9 November 2018
OD0068	Why politicians need to 'take responsibility' for children's health too	Al Aynsley-Green	9 November 2018
OD0067	Why healthcare for all is a feminist issue	Feminist Fightback	7 November 2018
OD0066	Migration complexity requires a less conditional compassion	Georgia Cole	5 November 2018
OD0065	The UK Government must not sacrifice our rights in the name of security after Brexit	Corey Stoughton and Jago Russell	4 November 2018
OD0064	The rising tide of national populism: we need to talk seriously about immigration	Roger Eatwell	3 November 2018
OD0063	7 ways the ‘Finance Curse’ harms the UK – how can we lift it?	Andrew Baker	1 November 2018
OD0062	Why legal aid matters and what you can do about it	Oliver Carter and Charlotte Threipland	1 November 2018
OD0061	Why Labour's pledge to "renationalise electricity" doesn't go far enough	Chris MacMackin	1 November 2018
OD0060	How the precariat – and UBI - can stop neoliberalism from destroying the planet	Guy Standing	31 October 2018
OD0059	The budget offers the NHS scraps – and fails to see off the privatisers	Kane Shaw	30 October 2018
OD0058	Opposing labour market Uberculosis	Ivan Manokha	30 October 2018
OD0057	The 'Big Four' and the UK government: too close for comfort	Stephen Hornsby	30 October 2018
OD0056	George Osborne’s Evening Standard under fire (again) over lucrative Uber deal	James Cusick	26 October 2018
OD0055	"Deal" or "Secret Deal" – the EU-UK trade deal looks even more secretive than TTIP	Tamasin Cave and Kenneth Haar	25 October 2018
OD0054	Twenty years on from devolution, the UK’s fiscal and economic model is still broken	Eurfyl ap Gwilym	25 October 2018
OD0053	The populists: what is to be done?	Robin Wilson	24 October 2018
OD0052	Upfront NHS charges one year on - 6 reasons why they harm us all	Ed Jones	22 October 2018
OD0051	Trying to milk a vulture: if we want economic justice we need a democratic revolution	Adam Ramsay	22nd October 2018
OD0050	Colonialism can’t be forgotten – it’s still destroying peoples and our planet	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	18 October 2018
OD0049	Our democracy isn’t working – it’s time to fight for it	Jon Trickett	16 October 2018
OD0048	The news is dead – long live the news?	Jim Chisholm	13 October 2018
OD0047	Of Tories, charity... and Islamophobia	Anjum Peerbacos	11 October 2018
OD0046	Young workers know they're being ripped off - and that unions are the answer	Len McCluskey	11 October 2018
OD0045	From Windrush to Universal Credit – the art of ‘institutional indifference’	Ruth Lister	10 October 2018
OD0044	Forget early votes, do the maths, and start building for 2022	Mark Perryman	9 October 2018
OD0043	To fix the climate crisis, we must face up to our imperial past	Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik	8 October 2018
OD0042	A US-inspired reorganisation is about to hit England's NHS – 'help us stop it'	Jenny Shepherd	8 October 2018
OD0041	Costing the country: Britain’s finance curse	John Christensen	5th October 2018
OD0040	Labour’s new broadcast channels Trump to good effect	Kieron Monks	1 October 2018
OD0039	Why the distribution of wealth has more to do with power than productivity	Laurie Macfarlane	30 September 2018
OD0038	The undemocratic tide in Britain is real – how Labour reacts is crucial	Nancy Platts	28 September 2018
OD0037	Brexit has revealed the Northern Powerhouse as a colonial enterprise	Steve Hanson	28 September 2018
OD0036	Financing a Labour government	Jan Toporowski	28 September 2018
OD0035	Invisible Britain: The untold stories of those hit by austerity	Natalie Bloomer	27 September 2018
OD0034	Labour’s plan for greater worker ownership is not ‘anti-business’	Luke Hildyard	27 September 2018
OD0033	"Not on the NHS" - from grommets to hysterectomies - unless you act now	Greg Dropkin and Samantha Wathen	25 September 2018
OD0032	Democratic Socialism beyond the New Deal	Cihan Tugal	25 September 2018
OD0031	Britain’s warfare state	Matt Kennard and Mark Curtis	24 September 2018
OD0030	Radical democracy and municipal movements	Jeremy Gilbert, Rahel Sophia Süß, and Alessio Kolioulis	22 September 2018
OD0029	The councils trying to use Grenfell as an excuse to clear estates	Becka Hudson	20 September 2018
OD0028	Why the public debt should be treated as an asset	John Weeks	20 September 2018
OD0027	Fairness, respect and community should be the driving forces behind immigration policy	Charlotte Threipland	18 September 2018
OD0026	There is an alternative to neoliberalism – in Britain and beyond	Laurie Macfarlane	18 September 2018
OD0025	Parliament watchdog probes Rees-Mogg’s hard Brexit lobby group over “other sources of funding”	James Cusick, Jenna Corderoy, and Peter Geoghegan	13 September 2018
OD0024	“Britons never will be slaves”: the rise of nationalism and ‘modern slavery’	Elizabeth A. Faulkner	11 September 2018
OD0023	Why positive thinking won’t get you out of poverty	Farwa Sial and Carolina Alves	11 September 2018
OD0022	Platform parties vs plutocrat PR: welcome to the future of UK politics	Adam Ramsay	10 September 2018
OD0021	Northern Ireland: the border is coming?	Luke Butterly	7 September 2018
OD0020	NHS charging for overseas visitors – wrong on every level	Martin McKee	5 September 2018
OD0019	Prosperity and justice: a new vision for Britain’s economy	Laurie Macfarlane	5 September 2018
OD0018	Liam Fox spends tens of millions on firms warning of Brexit dangers	Peter Geoghegan and Jenna Corderoy	4 September 2018
OD0017	Gender justice activists are organising against online violence – and they need your support	Bonnie Chiu	3 September 2018
OD0016	Labour's democracy review should be about more than selection procedures	Neal Lawson	3 September 2018
OD0015	Belfast is welcoming refugees with a radical new approach: speaking to them	Stephanie Mitchell	29 August 2018
OD0014	Truly Project Hate: the third scandal of the official Vote Leave campaign headed by Boris Johnson	Martin Shaw	30 August 2018
OD0013	Ex-Brexit minister Steve Baker remained in charge of secretive Tory ultra faction	James Cusick, Jenna Corderoy, and Peter Geoghegan	29 August 2018
OD0012	Labour must reject biased IHRA definition that stifles advocacy for Palestinian rights	Palestinian civil society groups	28 August 2018
OD0011	Brexit disaster narrative: whose interest does it serve?	John Weeks	27 August 2018
OD0010	Brexit is a consequence of low upward mobility	Rachel Lurie and Ashoka Mody	18 August 2018
OD0009	A nation divided? The identities, politics and governance of England	John Denham	16 August 2018
OD0008	Ten years after the crash, civil society has come a long way. But much more remains to be done	Fran Boait	16 August 2018
OD0007	The NHS deal is not an acceptable settlement	Rachel Harrison	13 August 2018
OD0006	The enemy between us: how inequality erodes our mental health	Kate Pickett and Richard Wilkinson	12 August 2018
OD0005	It's time for Labour to understand the Conservative Dilemma	Jon Trickett	11 August 2018
OD0004	It's time for the participatory society	Peter McColl	7 August 2018
OD0003	Democratic politics beyond liberal democracy	Phil Burton-Cartledge	15 June 2018
OD0002	The ‘Preston Model’ and the modern politics of municipal socialism	Thomas M. Hanna, Joe Guinan and Joe Bilsborough	12 June 2018
OD0001	Re-energising Wales	Rhea Stevens and Shea Buckland-Jones	2 June 2018

Rebel Notes

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
RN0019	Far right footprints?	David Rosenberg	02 January 2019
RN0018	Farewell to “Kazik” – the last of the ghetto fighters	David Rosenberg	23 December 2018
RN0017	Facing up to antisemitism – real, denied and invented	David Rosenberg	14 December 2018
RN0016	A memory and a warning	David Rosenberg	07 December 2018
RN0015	Right slogan, wrong target	David Rosenberg	5 December 2018
RN0014	Don’t play Tommy’s game	David Rosenberg	25 November 2018
RN0013	One of the prophets?	David Rosenberg	26 October 2018
RN0012	It is not only on racism that the far right are mobilising	David Rosenberg	21 October 2018
RN0011	Tommy Robinson – sharing the hate	David Rosenberg	October 13, 2018
RN0010	He didn’t get to first base	David Rosenberg	3 October 2018
RN0009	Don’t be disappointed, get angry!	David Rosenberg	14 September 2018
RN0008	Britain’s first anti-fascist street battle?	David Rosenberg	9 September 2018
RN0007	You were never my Chief Rabbi, bruv	David Rosenberg	29 August 2018
RN0006	Staying close to our friends?	David Rosenberg	24 August 2018
RN0005	Who is stepping over the line	David Rosenberg	17 August 2018
RN0004	Terrorists and peacemakers in Tunis and Israel – what the papers won’t tell you	David Rosenberg	15 August 2018
RN0003	Labour’s centrists can’t ignore the threat from the Tory right and their far right allies any longer	David Rosenberg	11 August 2018
RN0002	Time to call their bluff	David Rosenberg	6 August 2018
RN0001	Stephen Pollard’s crocodile tears about the threats to Jews	David Rosenberg	4 August 2018

Red Robin

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
RR0034	Glasgow Council Workers vote for industrial action ballot	Red Robin	19 December 2018
RR0033	College lecturers set to take further strike action	Red Robin	19 December 2018
RR0032	Labour pledges shelter for every rough sleeper during freezing weather	Red Robin	18 December 2018
RR0031	Teachers union welcomes calls for increased support	Red Robin	18 December 2018
RR0030	Corbyn : 'Something is very seriously wrong in our political and economic system'	Red Robin	15 December 2018
RR0029	ScotRail 'let off the hook' by SNP as performance plummets	Red Robin	15 December 2018
RR0028	Scottish Government under fire over two child cap policy	Red Robin	15 December 2018
RR0027	RMT claim victory in ScotRail dispute	Red Robin	06 December 2018
RR0026	ATM fees hurting the elderly and rural communities	Ged Killen	03 December 2018
RR0025	ScotRail accused of 'scrooge' tactics after ending free travel for kids	Red Robin	03 December 2018
RR0024	Sturgeon accused of 'parroting' DWP line on debt repayments	The Red Robin	8 November 2018
RR0023	Thornberry condemns British Government and UN Security Council over Yemen	Red Robin	8 November 2018
RR0022	Calls for investigation into Police Scotland complaints	Red Robin	7 November 2018
RR0021	Leading polling company corrects SNP over poll claims	Red Robin	6 November 2018
RR0020	Tory delay on fixed odds betting cap a 'unacceptable'	Paul Sweeney	1 November 2018
RR0019	Union calls for immediate halt to fracking after earthquakes	Red Robin	31 October 2018
RR0018	Nationalisation calls grow as ScotRail chaos continues	Red Robin	31 October 2018
RR0017	Glasgow Council Workers give strike notice over Equal Pay	Red Robin	4 October 2018
RR0016	FMQs: Leonard pressures government to raise child benefit	Red Robin	4 October 2018
RR0015	Labour will campaign for Federalised UK	Richard leonard	24 September 2018
RR0014	Scotland needs Democratic Socialism, not Nationalism	Red Robin	23 September 2018
RR0013	Pressure grows on the government to end indefinite detention	Diane Abbott	23 September 2018
RR0012	Tories have failed to learn from Grenfell atrocity	Dianne Abbott	19 September 2018
RR0011	Calls for Sturgeon to apologise over £30bn 'Oil Lie'	Red Robin	17 September 2018
RR0010	1,800 women 'let down' over breast cancer screenings by SNP	Red Robin	14 Spetember 2018
RR0009	SNP failing on key NHS standards - Sarwar	Red Robin	11 September 2018
RR0008	Sadiq Khan: Universal Credit rollout must be paused	Red Robin	31 August 2018
RR0007	Too much of our economy is foreign owned	Jackie Baillie	28 August 2018
RR0006	Ambulance waiting times up drastically in Scotland	The Red Robin	27 August 2018
RR0005	Front-line Police numbers fallen by a third under Tories	The Red Robin	27 August 2018
RR0004	Corbyn: Asylum seekers deserve our help and support, not persecution	Red Robin Blog	August 22, 2018
RR0003	Corbyn proposes radical shake-up of British media	Red Robin	23 August 2018
RR0002	SNP urged to "stop dragging their heels" over public rail bid	Red Robin	23 August 2018
RR0001	Now we can see the true cost of NPD	Jackie Baillie	08 June 2018

The London Economic

Ref	Article Title	Article Author	Article Date
TLE0049	Billionaires see fortune grow by £2bn a day as wealth of the world’s poorest dwindles by 11%	Jack Peat	21 January 2019
TLE0048	Number of homeless people visiting A & E has tripled under Tory-led Governments	Joe Mellor	21 January 2019
TLE0047	More cheeky billboards trolling politicians with their own words appearing all over UK	Ben Gelblum	17 January 2019
TLE0046	Dramatic scenes as Theresa May survives no confidence vote but warned election may be inevitable	Ben Gelblum	16 January 2019
TLE0045	432 MPs vote against May’s Brexit deal in “catastrophic defeat”	Jack Peat	15 January 2019
TLE0044	House of Lords votes against Theresa May’s Brexit deal and no deal Brexit by massive majority	Ben Gelblum	15 January 2019
TLE0043	May cited for hypocrisy after using Welsh Assembly vote to sell her Brexit plans	Jack Peat	14 January 2019
TLE0042	Government has chance to ‘avert catastrophe’ on Universal Credit	Joe Mellor	11 January 2019
TLE0041	GDP slump: “Working people shouldn’t pay price for political failures of Conservative politicians”	Joe Mellor	11 January 2019
TLE0040	Grayling looks to EU to dig him out as ferry fiasco continues	Jack Peat	04 January 2019
TLE0039	Brexit contract handed to shipping firm with NO ferries	Joe Mellor	31 December 2018
TLE0038	Conservatives use refugees as political pawns ahead of crucial Brexit period	Jack Peat	31 December 2018
TLE0037	Questions raised as Home Office roll out major settlement scheme under the guise of a cheery video	Jack Peat	29 December 2018
TLE0036	Corbyn puts pressure on May to cut short MP’s break to allow vote to take place ASAP	Jack Peat	28 December 2018
TLE0035	Immigration White Paper doesn’t “meet the UK’s needs & would be a sucker punch for many firms”	Joe Mellor	19 December 2018
TLE0034	Govt must assess impact of UC on disabled recipients & ‘not leave people destitute’	Joe Mellor	19 December 2018
TLE0033	Sexting MP has whip restored to help May get over the line	Jack Peat	12 December 2018
TLE0032	Lawyer speaks out over BBC bias against Corbyn as evidence of “coded negative imagery” emerges	Jack Peat	12 December 2018
TLE0031	“Ludicrous” Home Office u-turn on suspension of ‘Golden Visa’ scheme	Joe Mellor	12 December 2018
TLE0030	ECJ rules Britain can cancel Brexit as MPs prepare to vote on May’s deal for leaving EU	Jack Peat	10 December 2018
TLE0029	Conservatives abandon Northern Powerhouse as spending gets ploughed into the south	Jack Peat	05 December 2018
TLE0028	For the first time in history MPs vote government in contempt of parliament over hiding full Brexit advice	Ben Gelblum	04 December 2018
TLE0027	Child poverty statistics declared an “outrage and a scandal”	Jack Peat	04 December 2018
TLE0026	Tory MPs face backlash for Foodbank publicity stunt	Jack Peat	3 December 2018
TLE0025	Brexit “a complete shambles” and Government has failed business	Joe Mellor	12 November 2018
TLE0024	Jeremy Corbyn receives standing ovation from packed out Youth Parliament	Jack Peat	9 November 2018
TLE0023	“Unforgivable cowardice” Government won't allow company to criticise May over Grenfell Tower fire	Joe Mellor	8 November 2018
TLE0022	Universal Credit causing major hardship, says report	Joe Mellor	26 October 2018
TLE0021	Demoralised UK Border Force face post-Brexit meltdown	Chris Hobbs	28 September 2018
TLE0020	Workers and businesses set to thrive as Labour broadens ownership in our economy	Jack Peat	24 September 2018
TLE0019	This is how many homes London needs to cope with rising population over next 25 years	Jack Peat	20 September 2018
TLE0018	4.5 million UK children are living in poverty	Joe Mellor	17 September 2018
TLE0017	Economy is slowing to a “snail’s pace” due to Brexit	Joe Mellor	17 Spetember 2018
TLE0016	“In face of austerity Sadiq has worked tirelessly to support Londoners,” Khan backed for 2020 Mayoral bid	Joe Mellor	14 September 2018
TLE0015	London no longer the world’s number one financial centre & Brexit is a factor	Joe Mellor	13 September 2018
TLE0014	Brexit could put an end to next day deliveries	Jack Peat	9 September 2018
TLE0013	Food Crisis UK – Almost 4 million children don’t have enough money for healthy diet	Joe Mellor	5 September 2018
TLE0012	Britain in the red: Income falls short of spending under Tory government	Jack Peat	5 September 2018
TLE0011	“No new ideas” How Boris Johnson’s Brexit capitulation should be no surprise for his readers:	Ben Gelblum	3 September 2018
TLE0010	Brexit could signal the end of the British union	Jack Peat	3 September 2018
TLE0009	Why are the capital’s police coming under attack from all quarters?	Chris Hobbs	2 September 2018
TLE0008	Millions of Brits left with just £6.60 a day to get by on	Jack Peat	30 August 2018
TLE0007	Blue Momentum takeover of local Conservative branches driven by ex-Ukip members	Jack Peat	28 August 2018
TLE0006	No deal papers paint bleak outlook for British businesses	Jack Peat	24 August 2018
TLE0005	Brits £13 a week poorer than they were 10 years ago	Jack Peat	22 August 2018
TLE0004	No Deal Brexit now an odds-on reality	Jack Peat	21 August 2018
TLE0003	Tories present feeble plan to plaster over the wounds they created	Jack Peat	13 August 2018
TLE0002	Calls for Corbyn to quit as Johnson charms media with cups of tea	Jack Peat	13 August 2018
TLE0001	Exclusive FOI request reveals record-breaking evictions from social housing - by local councils	Raymond Woolford	9 August 2018

Various Subjects / Authors

Title	Author	Article Date
Media Reform Coalition Labour anti-semitism and the news media	Dr Justin Schlosberg and Laura Laker	27 September 2018
LeftInsider - Corbyn Going Global – A New International Movement	Mike Holmes	26 August 2018
Labour consults on plan for major NHS restructuring	Jessica Elgot	02 June 2018
JRF - Successful launch of municipal socialism policy paper at the Scottish Parliament	Jimmy Reid Foundation	30 May 2018
JRF - Municipal Socialism for Modern Scotland	Dave Watson	15 May 2018
Huffpost Austerity Series -The Lehman Brothers Crash And The Chaos That Followed – Everything You Need To Know	Isabel Togoh	15 September 2018
Huffpost Austerity Series -Ten Years Since Lehman Brothers Collapsed, It's The Public Who Have Suffered A Decade Of Misery	David Hillman	14 September 2018
Huffpost Austerity Series - The Story Of Three Men In Tents Outside Habitat	Emma Youle	7 September 2018
Finklestein - British Jews in the Labour Party, Speak Up! A Call for Testimonies	Norman G Finkelstein	19 August 2018
Finkelstein on Corbyn-Mania	Norman G Finkelstein	17 August 2018
Finkelstein Why The British Labour Party Should Not Adopt The IHRA Definition	Norman G Finkelstein	28 August 2018

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