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Sislin Fay Allen: Britain’s first black policewoman dies in Jamaica

Sislin Fay Allen joined the Metropolitan Police in 1968 and was the first black policewoman in Britain. She died aged 83 at her home...

Policing Bill returns to Parliament: Human Rights groups present mass petition...

Can resistance through petitions make a difference or will it be a summer of protest? A mass petition with over 600,000 signatures was delivered to...

Johnson announces Covid restriction lifting on July 19 details

Boris Johnson's Covid announcement lockdown updates. Mask law and one-metre rule set to end in England. The prime minister has just finished his press conference,...

Boris Johnson issued with warning over misleading child poverty claim in...

Boris Johnson has been rebuked by the UK’s statistics watchdog after repeatedly making misleading statements about child poverty. Number 10 has received an official...
Labour Party, Corbyn Starmer

The Right-wing of the Labour Party calls for ‘unity’ they must...

The outburst about division and undermining the Labour Party from the Right-wing is perhaps the most insulting aspect of this ongoing civil war. There...
Julian Assange

Today is Julian Assange’s 50th birthday he will spend it in...

Julian Assange a political prisoner in one of Britain's Maximum security Prison Belmarsh. Julian Assange's fiancΓ©e Stella Moris has called his incarceration in one of...

Batley and Spen: Starmer hangs on by his fingertips barely scraping...

Kim Leadbeater has narrowly held the Batley and Spen by-election for Labour, defeating her Conservative rival by just 323 votes. Keir Starmer welcomed the byelection...

Jeremy Corbyn: Socialist MPs hand letter to Belmarsh prison governor demanding...

MPs hand letter to Belmarsh prison governor demanding meeting with Assange The group of socialist MP's handed the letter to the governor of HMP Belmarsh...

MP’s to support Ricky Gervais in dog cruelty campaign

Ricky Gervais and Peter Egan call out UK’s factory farm that breeds dogs for β€˜painful and terrifying’ toxicity experiments β€œI’m deeply shocked to learn that...

With or without Hancock Tory corruption continues: Serco wins new contract...

Outsourcing giant Serco has won a new contract worth up to Β£322 million to continue running Covid-19 testing sites for another year. Bosses said they...

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Paul Knaggs
Editor and founder of The Heartlands Tribune, formerly Labour Heartlands. π™π™§π™šπ™šπ™—π™€π™§π™£ π™€π™£π™œπ™‘π™žπ™¨π™ π™π™–π™™π™žπ™˜π™–π™‘ π™Žπ™€π™˜π™žπ™–π™‘π™žπ™¨π™©. Citizen journalist. Veteran. Dyslexic but driven. Writing from the working-class coalface against corruption, liberal elitism, political complacency, and the managed democracy of party machines, think tanks, and the Westminster bubble. I write because silence serves the powerful. Defender of free speech, civil liberties, and real democracy.