The tabloid headlines surrounding benefits claimants are little more than fiction, write RUTH HUNT and NICK DILWORTH
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Richard Bagley
Roger Domeneghetti recommends a new documentary on Bobby Moore
Ucatt attack insensitive ‘joke’ in week of inquest
Union blasts ‘rotten’ business practices lining the pockets of administrators while leaving workers with tuppence
BBC documentary shows the racist views present in the party
Largest monthy surplus since the 2008 bailout
Boss announces plans to close two Lincolnshire power stations
Cameron slammed over plan to force jobless to work for nothing
Heavily subsidised FGW faces no rival bids
Pathetic attempts to attack Labour collapses
Labour demands answers on Osborne’s multimillionaire settlements
Government only probes a handful of super-rich tax-dodgers exposed in Swiss HSBC leak
Tories wage war on welfare while they cut back tax-chasers
Cameron uses ‘standards’ as cover for privatisation plan
Probation chief’s wife’s Sodexo role called in to question
Davis blames senior civil servants watching their backs for delays
March against nuclear subs kicks off key election battle
Welsh Labour vows to end the disastrous council stock sell-off
Ukip leader craves bureaucratic insurance-based private rip-off
‘Chicken’ Cameron chased by feathered loon over TV debates
1 million voters fall off electoral roll after Con-Dems introduce individual registration
Huge display of solidarity in fair pay fight
Network Rail investigation cites subcontractor errors, discrepancies and broken equipment
First privatised facility ‘not profitable enough’
Workers punished for management errors
Mark Winn attacked for anti-working class tweet during Casualty
Signal failure farce bursts minister McLoughlin’s bubble
Workers and their families want those responsible 'held to account'
2,700 job losses • WE are paying the bill • Better Capital is getting £20m
Top official warned that deregulation could spell disaster
Inquiry calls rise as shady shell firm is registered by former bosses
‘Real-life Pauline’ sparks fury praising sheriff-star managers
Emergency workers warn Hunt’s response targets are deadly
Thousands of disabled among those whose lifelines have been suspended over Christmas, PCS finds
Staff shortages costing taxpayer thousands
Desperate Black Friday sales grab causes chaos
Crooked ‘umbrella’ companies deduct fees from construction workers’ pay
Bosses club slams ‘inflammatory’ BG Group chief executive pay deal
Minister's car beset by furious firefighters
Union leader Mark Serwotka demands boss disowns ‘shocking’ plot
Changes to statistics hitting social security payments hard
Violence, overcrowding and understaffing causing chaos in the system
Country isolated as even US joins summit
TUC leader Frances O’Grady lodges official complaint over employment figures
Treasury Secretary angered MP with ‘complacent answer’
Lib Dem leaves Home Office angry at Tory ignorance on drug laws
Anti-Establishment Mayor Rahman defends socialist record as report finds no fraud
Determined workers announce plans for 10-day strike action
Backbenchers furious at PM's manoeuvring
As disabilities activists rally on social media, left-wing MPs tell Parliament of their disabled constituents' horrific stories
Cameron dilly-dallies over payment date as Miliband makes feeble swipes
UCU holds out olive branch to bosses to avoid marking boycott
Potentially disastrous safety problems not addressed years after discovery, says RMT
Labour urged to back membership referendum
Labour calls on Tories to splash more cash
St Mungo's Broadway staff stand up against pay cuts
Ukip leader recruits Polish MEP to keep EU cash flowing
Social mobility adviser publishes damning report
Hundreds will confront hospital bosses tonight
But City slicker bosses set to walk away with millions
'Blueprint for Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)' will allow companies to sue government and strip yet more trade union rights
Govia gets contract extension despite failures
Barefaced Tory MP skims over EU regulation fears and denies responsibility for Britain's power supply
Thom Yorke, Frankie Boyle and Russell Brand and other figures join CND to put end to a weapons system as 'useful as bubonic plague'
Commons supports Andrew George's Affordable Homes Bill by 306 votes to 231
Miners' leader accuses Prime Minister of keeping public in the dark
Tax cuts for the rich and scrapping climate change fight all on the agenda
NHS campaigners call for support as health marchers head south
The paper has a strong new team and strategic vision, but we need to hit our July fundraising target, says RICHARD BAGLEY
Richard Bagley speaks to CHRIS GUITON the Morning Star’s new business manager about a new strategy for long-term growth
Wales Secretary David Jones is more interested in catching out an ex-soldier than in hearing about the human price of his party's cruel bedroom tax
Editor RICHARD BAGLEY reports back from his whistlestop tour round Britain where he met and heard feedback from readers at five People’s Press AGMs
As Britain celebrates May Day, the Star republishes an interview with workers’ champion Tony Benn which first appeared in the paper on October 24 2003
Gonzalez was due to speak at probe
Apartheid-era drama is masterfully handled, writes RICHARD BAGLEY