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Breakfast in the Corbyn household

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Afghanistan: ‘The fear, the danger’

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Our plan for a moderate Labour party

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Week in Review: This is your brain on tribalism

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Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn leaves his house in North London today, He has now been suspended from the Labour party.

Corbyn suspended: Shocking move shows Starmer is tackling anti-semitism at the root

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Jeremy Corbyn with Keir Starmer. The new Labour leader has made competence a central principle of his leadership.

The Corbyn-era autopsy proves that the 2019 election was a disaster waiting to happen

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Scotland celebrates 20 years of humanist marriages while England and Wales still waits

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the first legally recognised humanist marriage in Scotland. Over 50,000 humanist weddings have happened since. Humanists UK congratulates Humanist Society Scotland on this momentous occasion and calls for the UK Government to act so that humanists in England and Wales can have the same right to marry in line… Read more »

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MPs vote to decriminalise abortions for women

MPs have voted 379 to 137 to back an amendment to take abortion out of English and Welsh criminal law for women in relation to their own pregnancies. Humanists UK has long been alarmed about the growing number of women facing police investigations for this. Today it has expressed delight at MPs standing up for… Read more »

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Members of the White Helmets in Syria carry an injured but alive child from the rubble of a collapsed building following pro-regime air strikes in summer last year.

Dogmatic anti-imperialism: How the left learned the wrong lessons from Iraq

What began as principled opposition to a disastrous intervention has become a complete indifference towards the lives of those in the Middle East.

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Starmer, Corybn and Long-Bailey. Her sacking is a sign of Starmer's determination to win power (photo: Press Association)

Long-Bailey sacking shows Starmer is serious about winning

The sacking of Rebecca Long-Bailey for retweeting an article carrying an anti-semitic conspiracy theory demonstrates Keir Starmer’s desire to win power.

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