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Tory home secretary Priti Patel declared she was “unapologetic” as she prepared to push through deportations and ramp up the repression of refugees trying to the English Channel.
Some 51 workers at Little Ilford School struck for their fifth day on Wednesday. It is the second day of a three-day strike over unacceptable working conditions and the expansion of the east London school.
Strikers at Rolls-Royce need urgent solidarity from across the labour movement after bosses announced a Christmas lockout on Wednesday.
Although it is just the beginning, it is a clear signal that the Tories want working class people to bail out a system in crisis.
Students at the University of Manchester (UoM) have won a 30 percent cut in rents for this term after months of protest.
A British official admitted that he “singled out” a black Muslim man under a stop and search at Heathrow airport, according to footage.
The Labour Party is clamping down on its own members for showing solidarity with Jeremy Corbyn and speaking out against attacks on the left.
The fight over abortion rights in Poland is continuing with renewed energy
New research by the Shine A Light group of investigative journalists has raised fresh questions over the police account of the death of Rashan Charles.
UCU union members at Brighton University were set to strike over planned redundancies in the IT department
Major retailer Arcadia, which owns Topshop, Burton, Miss Selfridge and Dorothy Perkins collapsed on Monday.
Strikers at Rolls-Royce need urgent solidarity from across the labour movement after bosses announced a Christmas lockout.
Industry regulator Ofcom last week demanded “efficiencies” that Royal Mail bosses have long wanted to force through
The economic crisis, exacerbated by the Tories’ mishandling of the pandemic, has plunged people into poverty.
Students at the University of Manchester (UoM) have won a 30 percent cut in rents for this term after months of protest.
A public inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh in police custody in Fife, near Edinburgh, began on Monday.
The family of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane say the government’s decision not to hold a public inquiry is an “insult”.
Workers at London Heathrow Airport struck on Tuesday against bosses’ plans to blackmail them into accepting pay cuts.
Rehab workers at We Are With You in Wigan and Leigh have forced bosses to cough up cash after a long-running dispute.
Delivery workers in the IWGB union in Sheffield struck on Wednesday of last week to demand a living wage and an end to unfair sackings.
NEU union members at London Design and Engineering college in Newham struck on Thursday last week
A stunning general strike by 250 million Indian workers on Thursday shut down most of the country’s main cities and towns.
President-elect Joe Biden’s first slate of cabinet choices this week was heralded as inclusive and diverse in the liberal press.
Over 300,000 people demonstrated across France on Saturday against the government’s proposed global security law.
Israel brutally assassinated a scientist just outside the Iranian capital Tehran on Friday of last week.
Furious protests in Guatemala have forced the government to abandon a budget that put big business first and lined the pockets of government officials.
Attacks on support for Palestine aren’t explained by focusing on an ‘Israel lobby’, says Nick Clark
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused an enormous jolt to the world economy. We are in the midst of the biggest global slump since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Two centuries after the birth of revolutionary and socialist theorist Frederick Engels, Sarah Bates examines a life and legacy that goes beyond collaborating with Karl Marx
As the Tories push through another deportation flight to Jamaica, Tomáš Tengely-Evans spoke to three families battling for justice. Their stories give a snapshot of the daily terror inflicted by Britain’s racist immigration system and the hostile environment
County Lines doesn’t flinch from showing the squalor behind the headlines. But it feels as if it’s avoiding the most important question
In 2014, Michigan’s state government decided to cut costs by redirecting Flint’s water source from Lake Huron to the river Flint
The problem isn’t one or two nasty bosses—it’s a system that fails the vast majority
They just want to get profits flowing at all costs
This week in Scotland marked a victory for grassroots campaigners who have fought a long battle for free and fair access to menstrual items.
London top cop Cressida Dick has claimed that stop and search tactics are saving the lives of young black men in London. This is because they are more likely to carry knives apparently.
Bosses claim they ‘can’t afford’ to keep people on because of the crisis. There’s money—but it will take a fight to take it off the rich, writes Sadie Robinson