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As the undercover hearings continue, James Simpson explains why the fight for the truth is facing obstacles from within the ...

Since 2009, workers at Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) have seen pay drop in real terms, pay freezes and ...

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Michael Roberts explains why cheap credit and debt for corporations has led to the long depression we've experienced since ...

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