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A new report from The Sutton Trust this week showed that 39 percent of the Tory cabinet were privately educated. Just 7 percent of the population as a whole go through the same system.
A man who was deported from Britain says the Home Office “could not care less if I lived or died”.
Cries of “No more fossil fuels” echoed through Whitehall in London on Friday as hundreds of teenagers marched for climate justice.
A backlash has forced hospital bosses to drop a plan to make patients pay up to £20,000 for health services.
In an effort to regain momentum, the opposition coordinated workplace protests, mass meetings, and marches.
It was supposed to cut bills. Instead they have risen as energy firms cash in
Donald Trump’s savage war on migrants ramped up on multiple fronts last week.
NEU union members have held their 15th day of strikes against plans to turn the school into an academy
NEU union members at Waltham Holy Cross Primary School in Waltham Abbey, Essex, began a three-day strike on Tuesday of this week.
Protesters marched through West Bromwich, in the West Midlands, last Saturday to demand the reinstatement of UCU rep Dave Muritu.
Thousands of activists stormed a German coal mine last weekend to draw attention to the use of climate-wrecking fossil fuels.
Boris Johnson is fighting to re-inject momentum into his bid to be the prime minister after revelations of a serious altercation between him and his partner last week.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn met union leaders this week to discuss a shift in the party’s position on a second Brexit referendum.
School drivers and assistants for disabled children in Hackney, east London, struck on Tuesday of this week.
Millions of people in India are battling an acute water crisis and a
Essex distribution staff ready to strike
Hisham Fouad was a leading student activist in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and went on to play a key role in the workers' movement
The Unison union’s national conference last week saw hundreds of delegates thrash out how to defend public services and take on the Tories.
Donald Trump’s savage war on migrants ramped up on multiple fronts last week.
Opposition delivers major defeat to the ruling AKP party by winning re?run Istanbul election
US president Donald Trump pushed the button for air strikes on Iran last Thursday. He then cancelled 13 minutes before the missiles launched—and that’s according to Trump.
Sudan’s opposition leaders have said they will agree to a compromise deal with the country’s military rulers. But the military rejected it.
The 71st anniversary last Saturday of the arrival of the Empire Windrush saw the government desperately trying to escape the shadow of last year’s scandal.
The Stonewall Riots started a movement for gay liberation. Attacks on LGBT+ people show that five decades later we still need its militancy, argues Tomáš Tengely-Evans
Glyn Robbins reports from New York, where tenants and campaigners have scored a victory against the landlords
Hong Kong socialist Lam Chi Leung says the retreats by the government have not ended the protests sweeping the country and Sadie Robinson looks at the background to the revolt
A new exhibition looks at how the Imperial Typewriters dispute played a part in forcing the anti-racist struggle into workplaces across Britain
The new TV adaptation of Catch 22 captures the ridiculous and unsettling atmosphere of Joseph Heller’s classic novel.
Much of northern Europe was set to experience a punishing heatwave this week.
Italy passed a law last week that allows it to fine any person who rescues refugees at sea up to £44,000.
‘Gove stabbed us in the back—we’ve stabbed him in the front’
If you drove along the M4 motorway on one evening between 15 to 19 May you may have noticed large fleets of lorries.
The least sophisticated electorate available—Tory MPs—has selected Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt to stand to be the next leader of the Tory party and prime minister.