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Corbyn's new party could invigorate the left offering disillusioned voters a genuine alternative to Labour. While it threatens both Labour and Greens, a shake-up might be what UK politics needs. Is it enough to reshape the scene?
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BBC NEWS: Corbyn's fresh political venture: Can a new left-wing party capture the disillusioned and reshape the UK’s electoral landscape? The stakes for Labour and the Greens are higher than ever.

- by Sam Francis
Corbyn's new party - is it happening and could it damage Labour?
Backers say there is a wide-open space to Labour’s left - and millions of disillusioned voters to be won.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Reeves faces turbulence over welfare, yet remains steadfast in avoiding "unfunded commitments." She eyes cautious fiscal policies while seeking to align them with Labour values. Is this pragmatic or compromising?
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THE GUARDIAN: Chancellor’s turbulent week sparks tax rise fears as Reeves confronts welfare bill fallout, refusing to rule out tough budget measures for struggling families.

- by Pippa Crerar
Rachel Reeves says she cannot rule out autumn tax rises after ‘damaging’ week
Exclusive: chancellor says she never considered resigning and warns ‘there are costs’ to welfare bill U-turn
www.theguardian.com
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Civil disobedience is not terrorism. Banning Palestine Action for opposing violence in Gaza and calling for a two-state solution sends a chilling message against peaceful activism. Authoritarianism is not the answer.
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Relying only on traditional measures ignores the vast benefits nature brings to mental and physical health. Contact with nature is proven to reduce anxiety and chronic disease risk while fostering community ties.
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THE CONVERSATION: The NHS health plan falls short by omitting nature's vital role in wellbeing, risking the chance for a truly holistic approach to public health and environmental resilience.

- by Nick Bridge
The NHS ten-year health plan is missing a crucial ingredient: nature
Nature is medicine – so why has the government’s health plan ignored it?
theconversation.com
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Article sheds light on the unyielding suspicion post-7/7. Despite Muslims' pride as UK citizens, ingrained prejudice persists. Neema Begum points out the need for recognition beyond stereotypes: "Behind every headline are real, complex communities."
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The Blitz spirit myth shifts from inspiring national unity to fuelling divisive rhetoric especially against immigrants. Let's celebrate our diverse multicultural identity that truly strengthens us. What stories are we ignoring?
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THE CONVERSATION: The 'Blitz spirit' myth: Unpacking a narrative that shapes London's identity amidst the tensions of multiculturalism and the echoes of history since 7/7. Discover the truths hidden behind national pride.

- by Darren Kelsey
How the myth of ‘Blitz spirit’ defined and divided London after 7/7
Newspapers, politicians and others invoked the ‘we can take it’ narrative of Blitz spirit.
theconversation.com
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Palestine Action's criminalisation blurs the line between protest and terrorism. UN experts warned it risks silencing dissent. A judicial review is pending, but this is a concerning stance on activism and liberty in the UK.
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THE GUARDIAN: UK's first proscription of a protest group under the Terrorism Act sparks outrage, drawing condemnation from civil liberties advocates and setting a concerning precedent for activists.

- by Haroon Siddique
Ban on Palestine Action to take effect after legal challenge fails
Group will become first direct action protest group to be banned under Terrorism Act after unsuccessful action
www.theguardian.com
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UK must support Iranian women fighting for democracy not just in rhetoric but action. As Baroness O'Loan states this fight is for freedom equality and an end to religious tyranny. Will Britain rise to the challenge?
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Defence Minister says payments aim to heal past blunders but transparency remains a concern. "There has been no consultation with those affected" says lawyer Sean Humber. Is £4,000 adequate for risking lives? Time for accountability.
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BBC NEWS: Government reveals compensation for Afghans affected by data breaches, yet questions linger over adequacy and transparency of the scheme aimed at rectifying past failures.

- by Kate Whannel
Payout offered to Afghans hit by UK data breaches
Afghans whose personal information was mistakenly exposed by the Ministry of Defence to get £4,000 each.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Reeves faces a £30bn deficit challenge with pressure to maintain public services. Options include wealth taxes and possible U-turns on tax promises as financial markets remain wary. Can Labour balance pragmatism and principles?
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THE GUARDIAN: Labour's budget dilemma: Can Rachel Reeves navigate a £30bn shortfall without sacrificing public services or political capital? Discover the options facing the chancellor amid growing economic pressures.

- by Richard Partington
How to balance the UK books: six options open to Rachel Reeves
From spending cuts and tax rises to hoping for the best, here’s how the chancellor can plug the gap after Labour’s welfare bill climbdown
www.theguardian.com
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Starmer's tech interests contrast Labour's traditionalism raising questions. Is McSweeney courting thinly veiled hyper-efficient capitalism Endorsing tech doesn't always mean progress towards equality and social justice should remain paramount.