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Publication: Morning Star Online

First reported 21 hours ago - Updated 1 hour ago - 2 reports

Tony Blair

Guard against sectarian hate

Communities across Britain should be on guard against the efforts of troublemakers to set us against each other in the wake of the sickening butchery of soldier Lee Rigby in Woolwich. The tanked-up yobs of the English Defence League have already sought ... [Published Morning Star Online - 1 hour ago]

Entities: Sectarianism, Woolwich (United Kingdom), Tony Blair

First reported 21 hours ago - Updated 4 hours ago - 1 reports

Coors brewery workers take pay fight to public

Brewery workers fighting pay cuts will take their case to the public on saturday. More than 450 staff at Molson Coors brewery in Burton-on-Trent - who produce Carling, Grolsch, Coors Lite and Cobra lagers and beers including Worthington - face being sacked ... [Published Morning Star Online - 21 hours ago]

Entities: Workers

First reported 19 hours ago - Updated 10 hours ago - 1 reports

Nissan issues Micra recall

Cars: Motor company Nissan started to recall thousands of cars in Britain today due to a potential steering wheel problem. ... [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]

Entities: United Kingdom

First reported 19 hours ago - Updated 16 hours ago - 1 reports

Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

RSPB slams bird nest destruction

Nature: A government agency licensed the destruction of buzzard nests and eggs to protect a pheasant shoot, a freedom of information request showed today. ... [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]

Entities: Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Buzzard, Pheasant

First reported 19 hours ago - Updated 19 hours ago - 1 reports

Castro pops to Stratford

Antonio Castro - son of Cuban ex-president Fidel - visited the Olympic stadium in east London today to press for the return of baseball and softball to future Games. ... [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]

Entities: East London

First reported 19 hours ago - Updated 19 hours ago - 1 reports

Women call for respect in sex ed

The End Violence Against Women (EVAW) coalition called today for sex and relationship education to be compulsory in secondary schools. ... [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]

Entities: Sex, Coalition, Education

First reported 19 hours ago - Updated 19 hours ago - 1 reports

Drugs charity staff strike over £6,000 pay cut

Workers at drugs and alcohol charity Equinox Care voted for two days of strike action today over threats to cut pay by up to £6,000 a year. ... [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]

Entities: Drugs, EQUINOX, Alcohol

First reported 19 hours ago - Updated 19 hours ago - 1 reports

Tate forks out £23m for 'great' Constable

Art: The Tate has forked out £23.1 million to save one of "the great masterpieces of British art" for the nation. ... [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]

First reported 19 hours ago - Updated 19 hours ago - 1 reports

GPs fume at 'childish' Hunt

Doctors condemned Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt today for attempting to blame GPs for ongoing problems at overstretched English A&E departments. ... [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]

Entities: Fume, Jeremy Hunt (Politician)

First reported 19 hours ago - Updated 19 hours ago - 1 reports

Sex assualt film doc handed 12 years in prison

A Doctor who filmed himself abusing his female patients using a James Bond-style wristwatch was jailed for 12 years today. ... [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]

Entities: Sex, prison, Patient

First reported 21 hours ago - Updated 20 hours ago - 1 reports

Teachers shut school over academy

Coplad Community School in north-west London was closed today as furious teachers walked out on strike over plans to turn it into an academy. Members of education unions NUT, NASUWT and ATL formed picket lines outside the school gates from 8am.The change ... [Published Morning Star Online - 21 hours ago]

Entities: Michael Gove, Hank Roberts, Jean Roberts

First reported 21 hours ago - Updated 21 hours ago - 1 reports

Plucky Manchester Airport cleaners stand up to outsourcer Mitie

Cleaning staff at municipally owned Manchester Airport walked out on strike today in protest at a vicious attack on their pay and conditions. Employer outsourcing firm Mitie racked up pre-tax profits of £111.7 million last year but stunned airport workers ... [Published Morning Star Online - 21 hours ago]

Entities: Unite the Union, Dave Kennedy, Workers, Management Team

Quotes

The union's regional officer Dave Kennedy said: "The staff work hard to keep Manchester Airport clean - the travelling public will not understand why this company is slashing their pay. "Unite remains committed to resolving this dispute but we need the Mitie management team to get back around the negotiating table and discuss these proposals in a meaningful manner." Talks at Acas failed to resolve the dispute."

Plucky Manchester Airport cleaners stand up to outsourcer Mitie [Published Morning Star Online - 21 hours ago]

...Support staff union Unison steward Martin Clark said: "If the college merger is such a success, why are our members not being offered a proper pay award? Instead the college is talking about imposing this. "We want to get back round the table and talk with them, or we will have no option but to move towards a ballot for industrial action." Assistant branch secretary Scott Donohoe added: "We think there should be more money on the table. Staff have worked really hard. The principal said he is working to bring all staff along together in an inclusive and people-centred way. "If so, and if the merger is such a success, his workforce should be celebrating, not balloting. This can be sorted out by giving our members a fair pay rise.""

College bosses told: Make better pay offer or we strike [Published Morning Star Online - 21 hours ago]

...He added: "The potential impact on engineering employees is not known, but discussions and consultation will be undertaken if required."

Fear for local links after Flybe exits Gatwick [Published Morning Star Online - 21 hours ago]

Unite regional officer Rick Coyle said: "The event on Saturday is designed to explain to the Burton public the true facts about this dispute which could see some workers lose up to £9,000 a year. "The brewery is a major employer in the region and should treat its workforce with fairness and respect." Talks with management are planned next week. "We are expecting the workforce to vote by a large majority for strike action," said Mr Coyle, "but we hope next week's negotiations with the company will result in a positive and constructive outcome.""

Coors brewery workers take pay fight to public [Published Morning Star Online - 21 hours ago]

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Guard against sectarian hate [Published Morning Star Online - 1 hour ago]
Castro pops to Stratford [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]
RSPB slams bird nest destruction [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]
Drugs charity staff strike over £6,000 pay cut [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]
Sex assualt film doc handed 12 years in prison [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]
Women call for respect in sex ed [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]
GPs fume at 'childish' Hunt [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]
Nissan issues Micra recall [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]
Tate forks out £23m for 'great' Constable [Published Morning Star Online - 19 hours ago]
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