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Note: this is an extract from my current book project, From Nowhere to Nowhere: A Social History of the Humber Bridge. To read more from…

In 1966, as election day approached, Labour dispatched MPs and ministers to Hull, including Tony Benn, Tony Crosland,...

Note: this is an extract from my current book project, From Nowhere to Nowhere: A Social History of the Humber Bridge. To read more from…

UKATA is hosting an insightful webinar on 30 July at 10.30am with writer and educator Tom White, author of Bad Dust: A History of the Asbestos Disaster. Drawing on the research behind his book, Tom wi...

Asbestos exposure remains the leading cause of occupational deaths in Britain today. Why did successive neoliberal governments fail to address the problem — and how can we challenge their toxic legacy...

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Profit-hungry industry, complicit governments, and overly bureaucratic unions. Tom White, author of Bad Dust, provides his insights into the UK’s asbestos disaster and why the issues with asbestos ref...

Profit-hungry industry, complicit governments, and overly bureaucratic unions. Tom White, author of Bad Dust, provides his insights into the UK’s asbestos disaster and why the issues with asbestos ref...

Profit-hungry industry, complicit governments, and overly bureaucratic unions. Tom White, author of Bad Dust, provides his insights into the UK’s asbestos disaster and why the issues with asbestos ref...

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Former residents of Cassiar say they weren’t warned about the risks. Now, they struggle to find support.

In 1966, as election day approached, Labour dispatched MPs and ministers to Hull, including Tony Benn, Tony Crosland,...

Asbestos was banned in 1999, but as materials left in our buildings deteriorate, thousands of lives are being lost every year, says writer and education worker Tom White

Asbestos exposure remains the leading cause of occupational deaths in Britain today. Why did successive neoliberal governments fail to address the problem — and how can we challenge their toxic legacy...

Once marketed as the “magic mineral”, asbestos has become synonymous with disease. Bad Dust moves from mines in South Africa to factories in northern

Bad Dust: A History of the Asbestos Disaster Tom White, Repeater, £12.99THIS book is more than just a narration of the horrific asbestos-related lung diseases which have afflicted and continue to...

In 1966, as election day approached, Labour dispatched MPs and ministers to Hull, including Tony Benn, Tony Crosland,...

In 1966, as election day approached, Labour dispatched MPs and ministers to Hull, including Tony Benn, Tony Crosland,...

In 1966, as election day approached, Labour dispatched MPs and ministers to Hull, including Tony Benn, Tony Crosland,...

In 1966, as election day approached, Labour dispatched MPs and ministers to Hull, including Tony Benn, Tony Crosland,...

In 1966, as election day approached, Labour dispatched MPs and ministers to Hull, including Tony Benn, Tony Crosland,...