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Britain / 15 August 2019
Popular Facebook page exposed as Home Office propaganda network
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Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn (centre left) visiting a picket line in Tyseley, Birmingham, to support striking bin workers, who began an all-out strike in March in a dispute over pay, July 25, 2025
Politics / 25 July 2025
230,000 sign up to new left party in under 24 hours – overtaking Reform and Tories
25 July 2025
Workers' Rights / 25 July 2025
Doctors kick off five-day strike after pay talks with government fail
25 July 2025
Wales / 25 July 2025
Palestine rights campaigners urge Welsh MPs to act over Gaza starvation
25 July 2025
Britain / 25 July 2025
‘Mass picketing is back’
25 July 2025

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Renters losing out tens of millions in interest, analysis finds
25 July 2025
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25 July 2025
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A COVERT Home Office counter-terrorism programme that produces viral videos on social media has been exposed.

The popular “This Is Woke” Facebook page and Instragram feed are now believed to be run by a shadowy UK government unit, according to an investigation by the Middle East Eye.

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