Inside Story #1 1972

Cartoon of a journalist phoning in the Army's story about Bloody Sunday whilst drinking in a pub

Debut issue of Inside Story with several features on Blood Sunday in Northern Ireland and related media fallout. Also potential closure of steel plants following entry to the Common Market, resisting expulsions in South London schools, satire.

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The fight against the political role of the mental hospital is an important part of the class struggle.

Where has all my money gone you vile insidious woman?

The great privatisation swindle has meant that we are indirectly paying twice for some services…

An overlay of two images. The CUPE Ontario Flag with a grouping of cops marching

Iron Bars on the House of Labour

How accepting surveillance officers and other parts of the repressive state into trade unions is a threat to organizers across so-called Canada…

Media workers demonstrate outside the national assembly, 30 December

Korean workers ring in new year with strike for press freedom

Media workers have launched a general strike against a new set of state laws which they claim will…

NI classroom assistants begin one-day strike

Pickets are being held outside special schools and some other schools in Northern Ireland as a strike by classroom assistants gets under way.

Half a million council workers strike over pay

Local government workers across England, Northern Ireland and Wales struck for two days alongside civil servants against sub-inflation pay rises.

Don’t you f*****g threaten me Francis Maude

I am getting a bit sick of Francis Maude continually making not so 'thinly veiled' threats against the working class.