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Nothing changes as Andy Burnham backs Saudi Arabia’s war on Yemen (opens the original)
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ON Monday, Andy Burnham confirmed that his government will provide “air-to-air refuelling” support for Saudi Arabia’s war on Yemen. In language eerily reminiscent of his predecessor, the Prime Minister stressed that this military support was purely “defensive” – a fig leaf designed to belie Britain’s enduring role in fostering one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. Since the Royal Marines first landed at Aden and occupied “South Arabia” in 1839, modern-day Yemen has never been far from Lo
Work for free or work for war in Andy Burnham's new Britain (opens the original)
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JOHN Healey resigned as Keir Starmer’s defence secretary on June 11. Despite the now former prime minister’s promise to plunge a further £15 billion into military spending, Healey was hungry for more. Starmer, he said, had proved “unable” and “unwilling” to adequately commit to Britain’s security. The South Yorkshire MP’s departure proved fatal for a government already living on borrowed time. Less than two weeks later, Starmer resigned as British Prime Minister. Healey did not have to wait long
We can't fight climate change while funding Donald Trump's oil wars (opens the original)
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LAST week, as drought was declared across half of England, the wholesale price of tomatoes rose by more than 60%. Lettuce is up by 90% and potatoes by more than 40%. Broccoli growers say their yield has halved and the June heatwave alone destroyed nine million tonnes of European crops. The twin crises of war and climate change have combined to push global food prices to their highest point since January 2023, the United Nations (UN) reports. The worst is yet to come. The World Food Programme est
Why you can't both condemn anti-migrant protests and praise weapons funding (opens the original)
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SINCE the beginning of July, Glasgow has been swept by a wave of anti-immigration protests. Stirred up with the aid of misinformation promoted by a network of prominent hard-right influencers, hundreds of people have turned out in areas including Cranhill, Castlemilk, Springburn and Possilpark. Images and videos quickly went viral online as Tommy Robinson applauded those prepared to rid their city of “invaders”. This is how Robinson operates, stoking division in local communities from hundreds o
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