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The News LineSaturday, 28 January 2012 News: Lansley leans on Royal Colleges Lansley leans on Royal Colleges After a joint meeting on Thursday hosted by the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, British Medical Association and Royal College of Nursing, the following joint statement was issued:

‘A number of Medical Royal Colleges, the BMA, the RCN and organisations representing other clinical professionals, met today (26/1/12) to discuss their approaches to the Health and Social Care Bill. There was a useful exchange of information and an agreement to continue the dialogue.’
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News: ‘GET RID OF CAPITALISM’ – unions blast Hester bonus ‘Getting rid of capitalism is the issue,’ said Dave Wiltshire, ATUA National Secretary, yesterday.

In response to trade union leaders’ anger over the nearly one million pounds bonus given to the RBS 83 per cent state-funded bank’s chief executive Stephen Hester, Wiltshire said: ‘All this bleating about bonuses is nonsense and a diversion from the real question.
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Editorial Illegal and deadly restraints still in use, smash the racist capitalist state Feature MPs condemn dangerous ‘restraint techniques’ – INQUEST calls for government action
The News LineFriday, 27 January 2012 News: ‘WITHDRAW HEALTH BILL’ – urge Public Health Doctors An emergency meeting of public health doctors has called for the withdrawal of the Health and Social Care Bill and for other medical Royal Colleges and other bodies to oppose the Bill.

On Wednesday 25th January, there was an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Faculty of Public Health.
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News: GREEK DEBT CRISIS TALKS GREEK DEBT CRISIS TALKS The Greek government spokesman Pantelis Kapsis stated that the Prime Minister was to meet with Institute of International Finance (IIF) director Charles Dallara yesterday to resume negotiations on the ‘haircut’ of Greek state bonds held by private investors (hedge funds and international private banks).

Of the estimated 260 billion euros worth of Greek bonds, about half are owned by banks and hedge funds and the European Union and the IMF demand a 70 per cent ‘haircut’ of their value so that the Greek debt becomes ‘viable’.
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Friday, 27 January 2012
News: GREEK DEBT CRISIS TALKS
Editorial: Spectre of Revolution hangs over World Economic Forum
Thursday, 26 January 2012
News: CHASE FARM WILL NOT CLOSE! say residents and nurses
Feature: TRADE UNION REFORM CAMPAIGN ‘TRUE FACE OF THE TORY PARTY’ – says Unite
Editorial: ONE YEAR OF THE EGYPTIAN REVOLUTION!
News: UK’S SHRINKING ECONOMY!
Wednesday, 25 January 2012
Editorial: UK readying for war in the Gulf
News: PO-ROYAL MAIL SPLIT – threatens tens of thousands of jobs
Feature: ISRAEL DETAINS PALESTINIAN MPs
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
News: REVOLUTIONARY BOOKS – New website launched
News: NO BENEFIT CUTS!
Editorial: Coalition imposed pay freeze hits workers and middle class
Feature: ‘We want to continue our Revolution!’ – say Egyptian workers, students and youth
Monday, 23 January 2012
Editorial: GREEK DEBT CRISIS SET TO EXPLODE UNDER THE EU!
News: STOP NHS SPENDING CUTS – says BMA Council member Anna Athow
Feature: St Paul’s occupiers determined to fight on – despite eviction attempts
Saturday, 21 January 2012
Editorial: MASSIVE PROTESTS IN ROMANIA AND HUNGARY
News: NOT ENOUGH DOCTORS!
News: CHASE FARM NHS MUST NOT CLOSE
Feature: ‘OPENING SCHOOLS TO THE MARKETPLACE IS WRONG’ – NUT slams Barclays' support for Academies

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