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was re-launched. The re-launch included a 16-page edition during the week, and a 24-page weekend edition priced at ÂŁ1.20 after a rise in its prices in
September 2014. This rose to 1.50 in 2020 There is no Sunday edition of the newspaper. There was also an expanded use of colour pictures and graphics,
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An online version of the paper was launched on 1 April 2004. Initially only some parts of the site were free, including a PDF of the paper's front page, the editorial "Star
Comment" and all the articles from the culture and sports pages, while features and the current affairs were subscription-only.
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In June 2022, the paper published a statement by the
Communist Party of Britain on the 'situation in Ukraine' that stated "the war between Russia and Ukraine is part of a wider conflict between capitalist powers, between Russia on one side and Ukraine and the expansionist NATO powers on the other."
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at the same time. This paper was discontinued before the end of the decade. Haylett was eventually reinstated as editor and the protests stopped, as the circulation saw a moderate increase. "Our political relationship is still with the
Communist Party of Britain", he said in 2005, pointing out that
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was formed just after the war in 1945. The society's purpose was to raise money for the paper under a co-operative ownership model, and it quickly attracted support from the labour movement. By
January 1946 it had 10,000 individual members, as well as organisational membership from 186 trade union
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In the 1990s, the publication's circulation fell to 7,000, following the end of the Soviet bulk sales. There were tensions between different CPB factions over control of the paper, and in particular over the successor of Tony Chater as editor. Chief
Executive Mary Rosser favoured the news editor,
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stated: "While watertight evidence is no doubt lacking, it might be possible for a skilled propagandist to present a convincing case which the CPGB would find extremely difficult to refute. The project would require some detailed research which IRD could no doubt undertake in conjunction with
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reporting of the issue, and questioned the dominant media narrative, respectively. Jeremy Corbyn said he "disagreed" with the headline, emphasising that he always advocated a ceasefire and "a political settlement in Syria". However, he refused to say he would never buy or read the paper again,
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On 1 January 2009 this policy was changed, and all content was made freely available online. In April 2012, the paper launched a daily e-edition of the full newspaper, which readers can subscribe to for a charge. As of 2020, the number of articles non-subscribers can read for free is limited.
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carries little commercial advertising, with low advertising rates, and the cover price does not pay for print and distribution. Consequently, the paper has always been dependent on donations from activists, readers, and trade unions. The paper relies on its "Star Fund" appeal (monthly target
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had his
British passport revoked in 1954 for his reporting on massacres in the Korean War, and favourable representation of North Korean prisoner-of-war camps. Some non-political topics covered by the paper have included arts reviews, sports, gardening, book reviews, and cooking.
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a group its editor described in 2015 as around 80% to 90% of the
British population who work for a wage rather than living off investments or assets. Successive annual general meetings of the People's Press Printing Society have agreed that the policy of the paper is founded on
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also attacked the paper's headline. However, the paper rejected the criticism, stating that "from a purely technical point of view, when a sovereign government reclaims territory previously held by enemy forces, that's called "liberation" whether we like the outcome or not".
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The paper advocates a vote for the Labour Party in most seats, except for the handful in which the
Communist Party of Britain has a candidate. During Jeremy Corbyn's term as Labour leader, the Communist Party of Britain did not stand any candidates against Labour in the
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MP). It had repeatedly ignored a July 1940 warning that its pacifist line contravened
Defence Regulation 2D, which made it an offence to 'systematically to publish matter calculated to foment opposition to the prosecution of the war'. A Scottish edition of the
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This is a cautionary tale about the state's willingness to play dirty to discredit critical media. It is absolutely relevant today, given the calls we hear from both main parties in Parliament for tighter censorship, bans on foreign-owned media like
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s circulation as between 13,000 and 14,000, quoting Haylett's comment "perhaps only one in 10 of these readers would label themselves as Communists". The circulation was thought to be around 10,000 when Ben Chacko took over as editor in mid-2015.
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for libel after it accused him and his associates of "plotting with the French Citrines to bring millions of Anglo-French Trade Unionists behind the Anglo-French imperialist war machine"; the publisher pleaded the British press equivalent of
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and Morning Star contributor, has called it "the most precious and only voice we have in the daily media", and Frances O'Grady, the TUC general secretary, says it is "essential reading for many union activists".
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said of the events following the meeting, "Minister Pomaret clamped down on French labour with a set of drastic wage-&-hour decrees and Sir Walter Citrine agreed to a proposal by Chancellor of the Exchequer
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in June 1941, the situation changed; British Communists became fervent supporters of the war. For the rest of the war, the paper was a strong supporter of the British war effort, and campaigned to organise a
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then published several more photographs of MNLA guerrillas decapitated by Ibans, including photographs of an Iban wearing a Royal Marine beret while preparing a scalp above a basket of human limbs.
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began to be demolished in 1989, under a headline reading "GDR unveils reforms package", the newspaper commented that "The German Democratic Republic is awakening", and quoting material supplied by
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It went on to call NATO "an alliance of imperialist powers". It declared the Russian military actions unjustified and called for an immediate ceasefire, but opposed sanctions.
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made sure to obtain their copy – but a daily newspaper whose integrity and professionalism was respected by other journalists, as the spooks evidently found to their dismay!
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government with direct cash contributions, and from 1974 onwards was indirectly supported by daily bulk orders from Moscow. Its chief executive from 1975 was Mary Rosser.
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becoming acting editor, a position in which Chacko was confirmed in May 2015. The newspaper "is the most precious and only voice we have in the daily media", said (then
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on 21 March 1942 was attended by over 2,000 delegates. A key part of the campaign was to secure Labour Party support (Herbert Morrison was a fierce opponent of the
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also redesigned its website. In addition, a number of new and experienced journalists were engaged and the positions of full-time Industrial Correspondent and
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launched an urgent appeal to raise ÂŁ75,000 in order to address a number of funding issues which meant the paper might have gone under by the end of the year.
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had still been buying 6,000 copies every day), and the termination of this order, with only a week's notice, was the cause of "huge financial disruption".
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5483:"Exclusive: Foreign Office secretly targeted leading British news outlets"
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described Winnington as one of the most trustworthy voices of the war.
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Pollitt, Harry (7 September 1938). "The real Britain is on the Ebro".
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1966:". Citrine alleged, in response to his lawyer's questioning, that the
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Bagley, Richard (22 May 2012). "What's next for the Daily Miracle".
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In December 2016, the newspaper was criticised by Labour MPs led by
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alleging that it was common for British troops to behead people. An
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also sent recorded messages which were played during the rallies.
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in 1966. The paper describes its editorial stance as in line with
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5100:"We will stand no rival candidates — all votes must go to Labour"
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Winnington, Alan (24 May 1952). "How we dropped the germ bombs".
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Marxism in Britain: Dissent, Decline and Re-emergence 1945-c.2000
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The Russia complex: the British Labour Party and the Soviet Union
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were the only publications to campaign for an Exit vote in the
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were allowing their forces to collect severed heads during the
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5202:"New Editor: Richard Bagley on the future of the Morning Star"
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Benfield, Bill (31 December 2008). "New year, old struggles".
4685:. 27 October 2006. Retrieved on 5 December 2015 – via YouTube.
4658:. 28 October 2006. Retrieved on 5 December 2015 – via YouTube.
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and a lot of other real nasties." The paper is sympathetic to
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were beginning to come into conflict with one another, as the
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BBC World Service – Britain's Daily Papers – The Morning Star
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Munitions of the Mind: A History of Propaganda, Third Edition
3552:(2nd ed.). Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. p. 50.
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On its masthead, the paper states that it supports peace and
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Broadcasting, Entertainment, Cinematograph and Theatre Union
4696:"Morning Star marks Labour result with first Sunday edition"
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The Struggle Against The Bomb: Volume One, One World Or None
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Media and communications in the London Borough of Islington
5453:"Morning Star :: Changes to your weekend Morning Star"
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leadership of the CPGB to the newly established pro-Soviet
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History of the Communist Party of Great Britain: 1927–1941
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The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius
4452:"Editorial: The battle for the Communist Party – archive"
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America's use of biological weapons during the Korean War
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UK national newspapers, magazines, and other periodicals
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4397:"Liberation Hero and Ex-Star Worker Sarah Carneson Dies"
4385:"Archive of the Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB)"
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protests and international affairs in a brisk, populist
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in Britain inspired British middleweight champion boxer
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that pay rises in Britain be stopped". Citrine sued the
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4574:, broadcast on 26 November 1981, retrieved 23 July 2016
3808:. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1977, p.38
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4248:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 315.
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Socialist newspapers published in the United Kingdom
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Red Lives: Communists and the Struggle for Socialism
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4787:"Morning Star statement on the situation in Aleppo"
3646:. London: Caribbean Labour Solidarity. p. 27.
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4479:"Friendly Enemies: Britain and the GDR, 1949–1990"
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4303:. New York: Cornell University Press. p. 89.
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2296:In February every year between 1950 and 1954, the
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4205:"Uncovering the Hidden History of the Korean War"
3733:British Propaganda and News Media in the Cold War
3001:In May 2012, Richard Bagley became editor of the
2710:magazine in 2015 commented on its contents that:
1844:. In the first few decades of its existence, the
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863:The Establishment: And How They Get Away with It
30:Not to be confused with the British tabloid the
4879:"Corbyn stands by Morning Star after Syria row"
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4274:Peng, Chin; Ward, Ian; Miraflor, Norma (2003).
3947:The British Communist Party and Moscow, 1920–43
3790:The Communist Party of Great Britain since 1920
3672:Meddick, Simon; Payne, Liz; Katz, Phil (2020).
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2515:Soviet bulk orders ended abruptly in 1989 (the
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3332:Chairs of the editorial board have included
3188:s funding during the 1970s. A report by the
2343:Until 1974, the paper was subsidised by the
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7592:Edinburgh International Television Festival
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5466:"Morning Star could go under by Christmas"
3532:. London: People's Press Printing Society.
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5074:"Brexit: Morning Star says time to leave"
4435:Christine F. Collette and Keith Laybourn
4278:. Singapore: Media Masters. p. 302.
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2430:paid to place six advertisements for its
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7926:Independent Press Standards Organisation
4477:Berger, Stefan; Laporte, Norman (2010).
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3792:, Basingstoke: Pallgrave, 2002, pp.69–70
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1648:British daily newspaper with a focus on
74:Relevant discussion may be found on the
8019:United Kingdom Independent Broadcasting
7921:Department for Culture, Media and Sport
6318:List of local commercial radio stations
5959:List of magazines in the United Kingdom
5580:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
4339:Brotherstone, Terry (3 November 2006).
4003:, Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1976, p.100.
3443:
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2447:allowed to be circulated in the country
828:The Making of the English Working Class
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7542:Television Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne
7371:BBC Cymru Wales New Broadcasting House
5577:Watson, Natalie E. "Hewlett Johnson".
5517:Morning Star Online subscriptions page
5257:"New editor hailed by leading lefties"
5056:"Left wants Out for the right reasons"
4656:"Morning Star Strike (Channel 4 News)"
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2848:Britain's vote in 2016 to leave the EU
2572:) for its description of the imminent
27:British daily tabloid format newspaper
8211:English-language communist newspapers
7832:Paramount Networks UK & Australia
4989:Gawthorpe, Andrew (27 January 2016).
4726:Demianyk, Graeme (13 December 2016).
4127:
3949:, Manchester University Press, 2000.
3164:, which improved distribution of the
2886:, religious organisations as well as
2350:By the late 1970s, the paper and the
1848:contained cartoons for children. The
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7906:British Board of Film Classification
4522:from the original on 12 January 2022
3197:". Commenting on these revelations,
3110:. In addition, it is stocked by the
2453:propaganda. The paper supported the
2378:embassy against the imprisonment of
2131:, and write a boxing column for the
1883:On 3 September 1939, Prime Minister
1867:offices moved to Cayton Street, off
809:The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists
39:For the 19th-century newspaper, see
8040:National Film and Television School
7697:Channel Four Television Corporation
4438:Modern Britain Since 1979: A Reader
4276:Alias Chin Peng: My Side of History
2846:. The paper was also supportive of
2517:Communist Party of the Soviet Union
2332:appeared on Monday, 25 April 1966.
2214:British Malayan headhunting scandal
7994:Federation Against Copyright Theft
7868:List of largest UK book publishers
7527:New Broadcasting House, Manchester
7016:Narrative Entertainment UK Limited
5430:@M_Star_Online (20 October 2014).
4866:. The Spectator. 14 December 2016.
4840:Society, People's Printing Press.
4755:Sabin, Lamiat (14 December 2016).
4598:"Communists Expel Hardline Editor"
4441:, London: I.B. Tauris, 2003, p.185
3082:has hired exhibition space at the
2358:trend in the CPGB grew, while the
1705:the Soviet Union joined the Allies
1269:Social Democratic and Labour Party
25:
8045:National Science and Media Museum
7842:The Walt Disney Company (UK) Ltd.
6373:List of student and schools radio
5121:Cowburn, Ashley (24 April 2017).
4683:"Morning Star strike (BBC World)"
4147:, Abingdon: Routledge, 2006, p.43
2844:2009 European Parliament election
2050:. A "Lift the ban" conference at
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7727:Global Media & Entertainment
6368:List of satellite radio stations
6313:List of community radio stations
6256:List of BBC Local Radio stations
5964:List of magazines by circulation
5614:Coughlan, Sean (21 March 2005).
4930:"Stop the war - start the peace"
4877:Coates, Sam (16 December 2016).
4560:The Far Left in British Politics
3102:, in local supermarkets such as
2392:that year. Also in 1977, editor
2228:Malayan National Liberation Army
2129:Communist Party of Great Britain
2095:Communist Party of Great Britain
1875:was produced on 1 October 1935.
1820:(10 Feb 1923 - 21 Jan 1927) and
1814:Communist Party of Great Britain
1678:, in 1945 and later renamed the
1668:Communist Party of Great Britain
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891:History of the Labour Party (UK)
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7886:Advertising Standards Authority
6345:List of hospital radio stations
5634:Platt, Edward (4 August 2015).
5455:. Retrieved on 5 December 2015.
5276:Greenslade, Roy (26 May 2015).
5200:Bagley, Richard (25 May 2012).
5162:Haylett, John (29 April 2016).
4763:. pp. 1, 3. Archived from
4668:'Official communist' opposition
4562:, Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1987
4387:. Retrieved on 5 December 2015.
3579:Journal of Contemporary History
3483:. Retrieved on 5 December 2015.
3190:Information Research Department
2714:it covers industrial disputes,
2078:People's Press Printing Society
1998:was produced from its plant in
1719:who provided evidence that the
1676:People's Press Printing Society
1526:Communism in the United Kingdom
1521:Anarchism in the United Kingdom
160:People's Press Printing Society
8241:Newspapers established in 1966
8236:Newspapers established in 1930
8231:Newspapers published in London
7572:Television in Northern Ireland
7547:Television Centre, Southampton
7411:Elstree Studios (Shenley Road)
5546:James, Klugmann (March 1985).
5349:Deeson, Martin (23 May 2005).
4757:"'We should've invaded Syria'"
4062:Deeson, Martin (23 May 2005).
3902:, 22 January 1941, reprint on
3788:James Eaton and David Renton,
3118:in order to finish the paper.
1715:and its allies. This included
1541:Politics in the United Kingdom
1228:New Communist Party of Britain
1:
8004:National Union of Journalists
7964:British Phonographic Industry
7900:Board of Governors of the BBC
4259:"This is the War in Malaya".
4203:Miller, Owen (25 June 2020).
4022:Information for Social Change
3872:. 13 May 1940. Archived from
3106:, at railway stations and on
3028:readers and supporters banner
2795:categorising reporting about
2455:National Union of Mineworkers
2069:welcomed the dropping of the
2014:, edited by William Paul and
1973:During this period, when the
1238:Revolutionary Communist Party
7999:Independent Publishers Guild
7702:Daily Mail and General Trust
5597:UK public library membership
4604:. 14 January 1985. p. 2
4233:. London: Pion. p. 338.
4091:, London: John Calder, 1981.
4001:The Left in Britain, 1956–68
3148:On Monday 18 June 2012, the
2642:, and political commentator
1177:Socialist Workers Party (UK)
7847:Warner Bros. Discovery EMEA
7648:Companies and organisations
7487:Broadcasting House, Cardiff
7401:Broadcasting House, Bristol
7396:Broadcasting House, Belfast
6426:Most listened to programmes
5706:Media in the United Kingdom
5351:"Still flying the red flag"
5062:. 13 April 2016. p. 8.
4407:People's Daily Morning Star
4326:Daily Worker (Morning Star)
4229:Phillip, Knightley (2000).
4101:Obituary: Mary Rosser-Hicks
4064:"Still flying the red flag"
3573:Shaw, Tony (1 April 1999).
3513:Britain's Road to Socialism
3092:Tolpuddle Martyrs' Festival
2994:took over as editor of the
2878:general elections, and the
2697:Britain's Road to Socialism
2685:Editorial line and contents
2459:miners' strike of 1984–1985
2438:, which was one of the few
2403:In December 1981, when the
2222:published photographs of a
1887:spoke to the nation on the
1808:was founded in 1930 as the
1685:Britain's Road to Socialism
1588:Organised labour portal
1162:Socialist Labour Party (UK)
236:Britain's Road to Socialism
80:conditions to do so are met
18:Morning Star (UK newspaper)
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8067:Regional and student media
8009:The Publishers Association
7210:Restricted Service Licence
6355:Restricted Service Licence
5501:Online to go free in 2009"
4805:"Aleppo: the untold story"
3919:Taylor, Philip M. (2003).
3601:– via Sage Journals.
3591:10.1177/002200949903400206
3456:Directory of Co-operatives
2702:Communist Party of Britain
2669:During the late 2010s the
2557:Leader of the Labour Party
2495:Communist Party of Britain
2417:attacked the attitudes of
2211:
2022:, for the sum of ÂŁ48,000.
1985:in the wartime coalition,
1690:Communist Party of Britain
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5329:. Morningstaronline.co.uk
5307:. Morningstaronline.co.uk
5164:"Obituary: Bill Benfield"
4628:Modern Britain Since 1945
4328:. 10 May 1952. p. 1.
4157:Winnington, Alan (1950).
4068:The Independent on Sunday
3978:Stanford University Press
3976:. Stanford, California,
3866:"Reds, Labor and the War"
3779:, British Library website
3549:British Counterinsurgency
3152:moved to printing at two
2328:The first edition of the
2261:suppressed correspondent
2052:Central Hall, Westminster
1911:as a continuation of the
1800:Daily Worker delivery bag
1600:United Kingdom portal
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8014:Royal Television Society
7466:Space Studios Manchester
6416:Radio Independents Group
6053:BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
5507:website, November 2008.
4402:2 September 2017 at the
4324:"This Horror Must End".
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1919:in the aftermath of the
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6982:Investigation Discovery
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3642:Horsley, David (2019).
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1871:. The first eight-page
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849:Towards a New Socialism
821:The Future of Socialism
795:The Communist Manifesto
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7672:Banijay UK Productions
7492:Dickenson Road Studios
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7737:Haymarket Media Group
7687:Bloomsbury Publishing
7426:The Maidstone Studios
6821:Sky Sports Box Office
5212:on 17 September 2017.
5174:on 17 September 2017.
4823:"Recycled propaganda"
3742:10.1515/9780748626755
3347:1966: George Matthews
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2533:Workers' Morning Star
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1938:The paper criticised
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5383:"Rising in the east"
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3876:on 30 September 2007
3730:Jenks, John (2006).
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3201:, the editor of the
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2267:Hungarian revolution
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5523:website, June 2012.
4767:on 14 December 2016
4732:The Huffington Post
4704:. 13 September 2015
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4423:"Mary Rosser-Hicks"
4244:Hack, Karl (2022).
3970:Lawrence S. Wittner
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3896:"The 'Daily Worker"
3528:Howe, Mark (2001).
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2990:On 1 January 2009,
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2242:later confirmed to
2218:In April 1952, the
1885:Neville Chamberlain
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429:Ricardian socialism
362:Christian socialism
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218:Political alignment
179:1 January 1930
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5853:The Mail on Sunday
5485:. 3 November 2021.
5472:, 16 November 2011
5470:Liberal Conspiracy
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5206:Communist Party UK
4958:. 13 December 2017
4932:. 25 February 2022
4643:Marxism in Britain
4585:Marxism in Britain
4543:Marxism in Britain
4518:. 14 August 2016.
4409:(6 November 2015).
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1658:trade union
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4128:Platt 2015
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2597:Ian Austin
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1479:Red Pepper
1093:Winstanley
744:Sivanandan
679:Mainwaring
539:Solidarity
452:Principles
408:Trotskyism
330:Ideologies
204:1966-04-25
186:1930-01-01
170:Ben Chacko
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6761:Sky Crime
6736:Challenge
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6685:MTV Music
6645:Channel 5
6637:Paramount
6597:Channel 4
6585:Channel 4
6494:BBC Three
6460:Principal
6237:and local
6201:TalkRadio
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5805:The Times
5347:See also
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2008:the Blitz
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1869:City Road
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1536:Soft left
1531:Hard left
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1264:Sinn FĂ©in
1200:Communism
1182:Transform
1144:Socialism
1053:Schneider
1038:Pankhurst
1028:McDonnell
963:Gallacher
729:Rowbotham
644:Hatherley
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589:Carpenter
367:Corbynism
342:Anarchism
270:0307-1758
225:Socialism
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6160:LBC News
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4520:Archived
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3094:and the
2888:Scottish
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2738:and its
2626:Guardian
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2177:In 1950
2152:Bulgaria
1709:Cold War
1551:New Left
1411:Momentum
1276:Scotland
1073:Tatchell
1048:Scargill
998:Lansbury
968:Galloway
774:Williams
754:Thompson
694:Miliband
689:Miéville
659:Hodgskin
654:Hobsbawm
609:Eagleton
584:Blakeley
564:Anderson
509:Progress
489:Fairness
479:Equality
400:Humanist
396:Centrist
357:Chartism
300:a series
298:Part of
156:Owner(s)
69:disputed
8131:Cardiff
8119:Glasgow
7807:Reuters
7772:News UK
7752:ITV plc
7742:Informa
7597:History
7480:Defunct
7359:Current
7352:Studios
7329:Film4oD
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6145:Jazz FM
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5864:Tabloid
5789:Compact
5734:History
5608:Sources
5440:Twitter
5333:24 July
5311:24 July
4936:11 June
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4462:11 June
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2324:History
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2101:Postwar
2000:Glasgow
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1058:Skinner
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983:Hyndman
878:History
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704:Monbiot
579:Bhaskar
499:Justice
494:Freedom
414:Owenism
392:Marxism
347:Bennism
276:Website
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