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Moazzam Begg spoke to Socialist Worker about the racist backlash in the media over "Jihadi John" and how it is part of an Islamophobic agenda that goes right to the top.
Up to 300 people came to a debate on Syriza and socialist strategy in central London on Wednesday of last week. The debate was organised by the International Socialism journal (ISJ).
Firefighters and 999 control operators in Essex struck on Sunday and Monday of this week over attacks on their jobs and the service.
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) candidates are standing in May’s general election to offer an alternative to racism and austerity.
RMT union rep Clara Osagiede has outrageously been sacked by Interserve, the cleaning company used by London Underground.
Motorway maintenance workers ended their dispute with Amey on Monday of this week.
Short news stories on pay strikes by Met office workers, campaigning against blacklisting on Crossrail, Freedom Riders protest, day school on workers' resistance in China and solidarity campaigns with Palestine.
A jury concluded this week that Habib “Paps” Ullah’s death in custody was a result of "misadventure".
Campaign against academies in Lewisham grows as schools set to strike, Barnsley College votes to escalate strikes and outrage over adult education cuts
There were protests outside 31 Maximus offices and assessment centres across Britain on Monday of this week, as it began testing sick and disabled claimants of ESA benefit.
An undercover Channel 4 News investigation into Yarl’s Wood immigration detention centre has confirmed detainees’ allegations of racism and abuse.
Victims were ignored because of abuser’s connections to the rich and powerful, writes Sadie Robinson
Diane Abbott MP called for a challenge to racism in the run-up to the election.
Up to 700 people protested against Ukip in Margate last Saturday as the racist party held its spring conference. The demo included local anti-racists, students and trade unionists.
Hundreds of trade unionists and community campaigners protested against cuts in local councils across Britain last week.
A rally against expansion at Heathrow airport took place in central London on Tuesday of this week.
Schools expel vulnerable kids | Stop eviction at Aylesbury
Police gave a false impression of fans’ alcohol consumption in the wake of the Hillsborough football disaster, an inquest has heard.
Racists from the so-called Jewish Defence League have been found guilty of assault after they attacked a panel at a Palestine literary festival last September.
The revelation that the Isis executioner known in the Western media as “Jihadi John” was Londoner Mohammed Emwazi has unleashed a new flood of Islamophobia.
Over 70 socialists, trade unionists and anti-cuts campaigners joined a Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) rally in Glasgow last Saturday.
Around 30 strikers from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) braved snow to demonstrate outside the ICO’s prestigious Data Protection Practitioner Conference in Manchester on Monday. As exhibiters and delegates arrived, union members chanted “Low Pay, No Way”.
More than 20,000 marched through central London today, Saturday, demanding urgent action to tackle climate change. The Time to Act demonstration was called to put climate change at the top of the agenda ahead of the general election in May and the international talks in Paris in December.
Greece’s left wing government began a new test last week as it returned from eurozone negotiations to face its supporters at home.
Killing of an unarmed black man in US is the latest police atrocity to be filmed, Annette Mackin reports
Tens of thousands of people marched through Moscow on Sunday of last week following the murder of opposition figure Boris Nemtsov.
South African police have arrested 49 activists after opening fire on two protests on Thursday of last week. These include Trevor Ngwane, a well known figure in anti-privatisation campaigns.
As the Green Party gathers for its spring conference in Liverpool, the party is still riding on its recent boost in support.
The Greek struggle has only just started, and we need to learn the lessons of its opening phase, writes Alex Callinicos.
Women’s oppression is about more than individual acts or attitudes—it is structured into society. To overthrow it we have to get rid of the system, writes Sadie Robinson
There's no need for austerity - and we have the numbers to prove it
The People’s History Museum’s new exhibition Election! unearths Britain’s electoral history and probes the crisis in politics today, writes Mark Krantz
This star-spangled series features US Democrat Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) on a ruthless climb to the top of US politics.
Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage | Salt and Silver—Early Photography, 1840-1860 | Yankee Cries And Rebel Yells—The American Civil War
Muslims face a new racist crackdown after the identity of “Jihadi John” was revealed.
Protesters marching in London this Saturday will say it is time to act on climate change. They are right.
Resisting Immigration Street in Southampton and stop and search in Scotland
The world’s rich have plenty of wealth that we could use to end austerity.
With just weeks to go until the general election Ukip STILL has no policies. But don’t think this reflects internal wrangling and rows within the racist party. On the contrary, it is in fact a cunning plan by party leader Nigel Farage.
Tomáš Tengely-Evans talked to disillusioned demonstrators in Kiev a year after protests brought down a government. He analyses how the country can escape the brutal civil war