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TUC Congress votes to end support for increased defence spending
The motion passed with 2,871,000 votes in favour and 2,291,000 votes against.
Arms
Anti-arms-fair art exhibition opens in London
Over 70 artists have donated their work.
UK licensed £650m of arms to Saudi Arabia in six months after Khashoggi murder
The government said it condemned the murder "in the strongest possible terms" but has kept selling arms.
Three ways a progressive government must reform the arms trade
In the wake of alleged war crimes in Yemen, there is a consensus on the left that it is time to stop arming Saudi Arabia. But what would a progressive arms policy look like?
UK licensed over £340 million of arms to Israel since 2014
Three Palestines were reportedly killed in airstrike in Gaza this week, and the UK is still selling arms to Israel
I am on trial for disrupting one of the largest arms fairs in the world. Here’s why I did it
Sophia Lysaczenko will appear in court on 14 February. She is one of 43 people standing trial over attempts to disrupt the Defence and Security Equipment International fair in September.