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Spied on and slanderedhttp://www.morningstaronline.co.uk/index.php/news/content/view/full/85336
Daily Worker staff suffered imprisonment, harassment, blacklisting and spying on their private lives. This was their punishment for pursuing a socialist vision of a more decent society for all and a better and peaceful world.
Celebrating 80 years of your paperFriday 08 January 2010Well, 80 years have passed and the people's paper is still here which in itself is no mean feat as you will see from the contents of this supplement. Fire, war, bans, court actions, bailiffs and bankruptcies, we've seen the lot but, with more than a little help from our friends - you - we've kept going. The paper has been born and cannot be allowed to die, said Harry Pollitt and, in that at least, we have held true to the promises of our forebears. But it's not enough. Just continuing to exist may be a minor miracle, but there's much more on our agenda. Socialism, for example.
Left's long-life newspaperhttp://www.morningstaronline.co.uk/index.php/news/content/view/full/85183 There are histories of the Daily Worker and Morning Star, both positive accounts and those that focus on the more difficult periods the paper has had in the last eight decades. No doubt there are still criticisms that can be made, but a look back at history shows how unique it is that an English-language paper of the left has lasted 80 years.
CIA - one of Morning Star's biggest fansUS spooks at the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, were revealed on Wednesday as the third biggest visitors behind London and Manchester to the Morning Star website. Webmaster Carl Worswick said the site always welcomes new visitors. "It's good to see that even the CIA recognise that the Morning Star is the only place to read the stories that the corporate press are afraid to print," he said.
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