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  • Immigration raids: how direct action got UK’s ICE squads on the run

    Immigration raids on people’s workplaces are one of the UK government’s main terror tactics against migrants. But in the last few years, they have also become one of the main battlegrounds

  • Calais: after the Jungle - an interview with Calais Migrant Solidarity, June 2019

    In 2016, the northern French port town of Calais was all over the TV screens, as an army of Gendarmes and CRS riot police evicted the “Jungle”i – a largely self-built

  • Calais: border profiteers update June 2019

    Calais’ mayor has being trying to rebrand the town as a “city of flowers”. But as locals told Corporate Watch last month, “city of barbed wire” would be more apt. From

  • Water bosses’ pay 2018

    Another year, another round of bumper payouts for water bosses. The latest accounts of England’s nine water and sewerage companies show their highest paid directors shared £11 million between them last

  • The Priory Group: ‘morally bankrupt’ company makes millions for owners while young people die in its care

    Last month, Priory Healthcare was fined £300,000 after 14 year-old Amy El-Keria died in one of its hospitals. Priory’s prosecution for health and safety violations was the first of its kind

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Immigration raids: how direct action got UK’s ICE squads on the run

Immigration raids on people’s workplaces are one of the UK government’s main terror tactics against migrants. But in the last few years, they have also become one of the main battlegrounds where people are fighting back against the “hostile...
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Immigration raids: how direct action got UK’s ICE squads on the run

Immigration raids on people’s workplaces are one of the UK government’s

Calais: after the Jungle - an interview with Calais Migrant Solidarity, June 2019

In 2016, the northern French port town of Calais was all

Calais: border profiteers update June 2019

Calais’ mayor has being trying to rebrand the town as a

Water bosses’ pay 2018

Another year, another round of bumper payouts for water bosses. The

The Priory Group: ‘morally bankrupt’ company makes millions for owners while young people die in its care

Last month, Priory Healthcare was fined £300,000 after 14 year-old Amy

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