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Vice President and CEO of Massy Distribution Janine Chen (centre) with Olympian Sherone Simpson and JAAA executive Ian Forbes at the handover ceremony. Consumer and pharmaceutical goods provider Massy Distribution, the latest partners of the Jamaica Athletics Administration Association (JAAA), has handed over $500,000 worth of sanitization products to the athletics body aimed at enhancing safety at the remaining high school athletic meets this month.  Vice President and CEO of Massy Distr...

Owen Hatherley: “I really hoped that with Grenfell the ‘metropolitan elite’ debate would just die” The British writer and critic discusses his new book Red Metropolis and the future of the urban left. To Londoners confronted with the vivid geography of the 2019 general election result, Labour’s defeat may have seemed to contain a personal rebuke. The Conservatives, commentators agreed, were gifted an 80-seat majority because Labour had “lost touch” with its “traditional hea...

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The questionable behaviour of Scotland's chief civil servant indicates a system in dire need of shaking up

How Keir Starmer lost Generation Left A party which seeks to abandon its ideas-driven youth wing is doomed to failure, something all successful Labour leaders before Tony Blair well understood. By Alex Niven The left wing of the Labour Party is fatigued. After the catastrophic defeat of the 2019 election, supporters of Jeremy Corbyn have been further demoralised by Keir Starmer’s series of actions taken against the left. These include the sacking of notable Corbyn supporter Reb...

SUNDAY, September 21, 1941, was a busy day, with thousands of men registering, at various labour exchanges in Glasgow, for war-time civil defence duties. “Men in dungarees or wearing oil-stained suits and caps were more numerous than those in the neatly-pressed suits of the church-goer”, this newspaper reported. “Ministers, elders, and male members of congregations in the age groups from 45 to 59 were responsive to the call to preserve the home front against the ravages of fire, but...

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How two children ran for their lives as German bomber strafed Gloucestershire village with bullets Great gran tells of fleeing forgotten daytime raid on Gloucesteshire village weeks before the horrific Bristol Blitz 05:00, 23 JAN 2021 (Image: Leicester Mercury / Chris Gordon) GET THE LATEST NEWS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTY IN YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometime...

The 18-month prohibition was the longest ban imposed on any newspaper by government order in British history. Home Secretary Herbert Morrison – grandfather of New Labour grandee Peter Mandelson – justified the ban on the grounds that the Daily Worker was undermining the war effort.  When challenged in Parliament over this, he was unable to point to any specific evidence – instead defending the ban as a preventive measure based on the likelihood of it doing so. Left-wing MPs including Nye...