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Morning Star, 8 Aug 2026

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The only socialist daily newspaper in the English language worldwide.

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ArticleTHUGS CARRY OUT A ‘RACIST POGROM’

A “RACIST pogrom” in Thet­ford has seen thugs storm homes they sus­pect of hous­ing refugees and attack police, an anti-racist group warned yes­ter­day. Police bra­cing for fur­ther viol­ence have warned that those tak­ing part in the dis­order will...

THUGS CARRY OUT A ‘RACIST POGROM’

Article‘Pupils at risk of becom­ing job­less must be iden­ti­fied’

PRIMARY schools should be required to identify pupils at risk of becom­ing job­less, a former min­is­ter lead­ing a review into the issue has said. Alan Mil­burn said that min­is­ters needed to “make someone respons­ible” for identi­fy­ing and...

‘Pupils at risk of becom­ing job­less must be iden­ti­fied’

ArticleGMB pushes energy firm for union recog­ni­tion

OCTOPUS Energy has denied it was anti-union after GMB deman­ded Bri­tain’s largest energy firm wel­come work­ers’ efforts to organ­ise. The union is plan­ning to sub­mit a vol­un­tary recog­ni­tion pro­posal at the com­pany known for its invest­ments...

GMB pushes energy firm for union recog­ni­tion

ArticleDeal secured for air­port tanker drivers

PRESTWICK air­port tanker drivers will be rep­res­en­ted by Unite after the union secured a recog­ni­tion agree­ment with North Air. The deal cov­ers some 20 employ­ees who sup­ply fuel to pas­sen­ger and mil­it­ary air­craft at the pub­licly-owned...

Deal secured for air­port tanker drivers

ArticleOUT OF THIS WORLD:

Above, plan­et­arium astro­nomer Dr Carys Her­bert demon­strates wear­ing Celestron solar eclipse glasses in front of Luke Jer­ram’s ‘Mir­ror Moon’ sculp­ture at the Royal Obser­vat­ory Green­wich ahead of the solar eclipse on August 12, which will be...

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ArticleFire­fight­ers hail vic­tory as coun­cil rejects major ser­vice cuts

THE Fire Bri­gades Union (FBU) has hailed a “stun­ning vic­tory” after Kent County Coun­cil rejec­ted pro­pos­als for swinge­ing ser­vice cuts. Plans to cut 63 fire­fighter posts, remove six fire engines and ear­mark five fire sta­tions for clos­ure...

Fire­fight­ers hail vic­tory as coun­cil rejects major ser­vice cuts