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Frontpage: Why can't energy firms pick up the bill?

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Why can't energy firms pick up the bill?

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Simon Basketter: British state is complicit in Guantanamo torture

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Yuri Prasad: Defend Karen Reissmann: Sacked nurse takes employer to tribunal

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Northern Rock keeps costing

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Ian Birchall: Support South Korean activists

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Yuri Prasad + Simon Assaf + Simon Basketter: Notting Hill Carnival crackdown targets young black men

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Alex Callinicos: George Bush is the real loser in the latest Caucasus war

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Yuri Prasad: Bluster aside, the Olympic games won't deliver

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Simon Basketter: Pay revolt: Unity is needed to defend our living standards

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Esme Choonara: Bus workers: ‘Revolution’ as strikes hit London bus garages and Sovereign deal rejected

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Steve Henshall: Venezuela: The stakes get ever higher for Chavez

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Sadie Robinson + Abbie Bakan: US elections: Barack Obama's campaign moves further to the right

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John Sinha: Attacks on Roma echo a warning from history

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Sadie Robinson: The experience of Gypsies and Travellers in Britain

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Simon Behrmann: Vaughan Williams: Music that expressed the horrors of war

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Candy Udwin: Film: Somers Town is a sweet and funny anti-racist tale

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Editorial: Pakistan spirals into ever deeper instability

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Editorial: Primary schools are the new academies target

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Editorial: Erasing our memories of the Battle of Orgreave

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Paolo Bassi: Comment: The troops aren't leaving Iraq

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Anindya Bhattacharyya: Imperialism, nationalism and national liberation struggles

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Simon Assaf: Western leaders panic at their plight in Afghanistan

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US deal does not mark the end of Iraq's occupation

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Chris Nineham: Support grows for Stop the War protest in Manchester

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