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Sanders: Corbyn Surge in UK Shows World Rising Up Against Austerity, Inequality

Following Attack, Corbyn Leads Call to Unveil Saudi Role in Fueling Extremism

Jake Johnson, staff writer

Two days following the terrorist attacks in London and three days before the culmination of what has become an unexpectedly competitive election , several U.K. political leaders are demanding that a government study reportedly implicating Saudi Arabia in the spread of violent extremism be made public. "The inquiry into revenue streams for...

With Bold 'For the Many' Platform, Corbyn Rides Sanders-Like Wave in UK

Jake Johnson, staff writer

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's prospects are rising ahead of upcoming elections...

With Children Among Casualties, Death Toll Rises in Manchester

Common Dreams staff

Updated: As details begin to emerge of the victims, many of whom are known to...

UK Parliament Debates Trump Visit as Nation Rallies in Support of Immigrants

Taking Cues from Trump, UK Quietly 'Shuts Door' on Child Refugees

Global Economic Realities Confirm, the 'Future is Not in Fossil Fuels'

EU's Top Court Delivers "Major Blow" to Mass Surveillance

Anti-Brexit Ruling Gives Surprise 'Victory for Parliamentary Democracy'

'Travesty': Heathrow Expansion OK'd Despite Vehement Resistance

UK Dismantles Democracy to Double Down on Fracked Gas

'Where Is Justice'? Top UN Court Rejects Marshall Islands Nuke Case

Fake News & False Flags: The Pentagon's Top Secret Iraq Propaganda

First Nations Chief Rejects 'Charade' UK-Canada Reconciliation Ceremony

Larry Sanders, Bernie's Brother, to Fight for David Cameron's MP Seat

Refugees Welcome: Thousands March for 'Humanity and Human Rights' in UK

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Homes Not Spikes: After Protests, UK Business Decides Treating the Homeless Like Pigeons Probably Won't Solve Homelessness

A supermarket giant in the U.K. has removed metal spikes outside stores to deter rough sleepers and other "anti-social" elements after people protested that the latest in "defensive urban architecture" treats the homeless as pigeons, rats or other unwashed, unwanted, shoo-go-away vermin. Left Unity argues there are 700,000 empty homes in the country, and no good reasons for anyone to be homeless.