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"Around 1,800 teaching assistants have gone on strike in Durham over a pay dispute"

The women fighting back against unequal pay

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"His success sends a message that you can boast about abusing women's bodily integrity and still become the most powerful man in the world"

Trump’s win shows how many men hate women

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"We want to remind British society of the crucial importance of immigration"

One Day Without Us: It’s time for an immigrant strike

Would the UK really cope if immigrants all downed tools for one day?

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"The Bill does not require any consultation with children, care leavers or families before the removal of legal duties"

The truth about plans to allow councils to opt out of child protection laws

Seven key facts about the Children and Social Work Bill

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New government white paper fails to address serious safety concerns inside prisons

These reforms will do nothing to fix the crisis in UK’s prisons

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I, Daniel Blake, directed by Ken Loach, opened to very strong reviews but was branded unrealistic by ministers.

I’m Broken, Britain: I’m Daniel Blake

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