‘No human is illegal’—anti-racists rally against Tory borders bill outside parliament
Around 600 anti-racists protested in Parliament Square, central London, on Wednesday to show resistance to the Tories’ Nationality and Borders Bill.
Sage care home workers return to picket line in fight for higher pay
Workers at the Sage care home in north London are back on the picket line after bosses’ failed to meet their demands.
Outsourced Royal Parks workers strike and protest for pay equality
A striker said, 'You can see the majority of us are black and minority ethnic. And the majority of the trustees are white. It doesn’t look good does it?'
Don’t let surging Covid cases and deaths be normalised
As winter approaches, the Tories deadly Covid-19 policies are once again threatening to “let the bodies pile high”. The number of Covid-19 cases reached almost 50,000 on Monday—the highest reported since 17 July.
The Dale Farm Traveller evictions—a decade on
In October 2011, there were brutal scenes as police evicted Travellers from their homes in Dale Farm in Essex which was Europe’s largest traveller site.Comment
Brexit chaos means trouble for Johnson
Boris Johnson won the 2019 general election by promising to “get Brexit done”. Like all his other promises, this was broken.
Does criminalising hatred strike a blow to oppression?
Racists, sexists and homophobes have to be challenged, but the state won’t help us
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- Sage care home workers return to picket line in fight for higher pay
- ‘No human is illegal’—anti-racists rally against Tory borders bill outside parliament
- Outsourced Royal Parks workers strike and protest for pay equality
- US billionaires grab over two trillion dollars in pandemic
- Ballots begin over pensions and conditions at universities
- Interest rate rise will add to pressure on the poor
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