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The Tories think they are born to rule—and sometimes it seems like nothing can bring them down.
Strikers at the National Gallery marked their 100th strike day with a day of action called by the TUC today, Thursday. PCS leader Mark Serwotka said pressure from the strike and the support mean ongoing talks could be “moving towards a settlement”.
Students have been affected by the election of Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader and the atmosphere of hope it has created.
Activists are gearing up to confront the Conservatives in Manchester, reports Tomáš Tengely-Evans
The death of a two month old baby boy last week who lived in a car in Dorset with his homeless parents underlined the shocking extent of Britain’s housing crisis.
Anti-racists in Britain are keeping up solidarity work as more refugees are killed trying to get into Europe.
Muslim school pupils, teachers and academics are increasingly being treated as a threat, says?Judith Orr
Primary school children face increasing racial profiling, according to a new report.
The bosses of the last steel plant in Redcar, Teesside, announced they were “mothballing” it on Monday of this week, with the loss of 1,700 jobs. Production was “paused” earlier this month.
College lecturers are balloting for strikes over pay.
The 24th day of protest with Sita Waste Management at the ICI Wilton complex near Redcar took place on Friday of last week.
Planned strikes at the National Museum Wales were suspended last weekend following talks with bosses.
Up to 2,000 Green Party members met for their conference in Bournemouth last weekend.
Around 200 workers at Carlsberg’s site in Northampton were set to begin a continuous overtime ban and work to rule on Thursday of this week.
The US government has announced it will release Shaker Aamer, the last British resident detained in Guantanamo Bay.
Academies leech millions, care services inadequate, rich still live longer
Fresh inquests are continuing into the deaths of fans who died as a result of the 1989 Hillsborough football disaster.
Traffic wardens in Camden, central London, began a seven-day strike against low pay on Wednesday of last week.
Around 200 people joined the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition’s (TUSC) annual conference in central London last Saturday.
Workers at Barnet Council in north London were set to strike during the Tory party conference to highlight the danger of outsourcing local government services.
Activists in the Unison union have until 9 October to argue for nominations for John Burgess in the union’s general secretary election.
Around 1,000 deaf and disabled people marched on Downing Street last Saturday.
More than 3,000 junior doctors marched on Downing Street and blocked Whitehall in central London on Monday of this week.
The world’s rulers were debating plans for Syria at the United Nations in New York as Socialist Worker went to press.
Nick Clark finds a mood of optimism at Labour conference in Brighton. But the right set out to undermine Corbyn
Fresh inquests are continuing into the deaths of fans who died as a result of the 1989 Hillsborough football disaster.
Jeremy Corbyn used his first conference speech as Labour Leader to promise the kind of change in society that his supporters want to see.
More than 800 junior doctors marched in Manchester tonight, Tuesday, to chants of “Tories out!” and “strike, strike, strike”.
National Gallery workers have suspended their strike as bosses conceded to almost all their demands
The week of resistance to the Tories in Manchester kicked off today, Saturday, with a host of protests and campaigning activities across the city.
Working class resistance filled the streets of Manchester today, Sunday, as 100,000 people marched on the Tory party conference.
National Gallery workers marched back into work this morning, Monday, after they beat bosses’ attacks on their terms and conditions and union rights.
Political pressure is growing in Saudi Arabia after over 700 pilgrims were crushed to death last week
Thousands marched through Athens last Saturday to mark two years since Nazis murdered anti-racist rapper Pavlos Fyssas.
It took a week. Asked about the allegation that he put his penis in the mouth of a dead pig, David Cameron said, “Everyone can see why the book was written and everyone can see straight through it.
Volkswagen have been caught trying to rig emissions tests to make their diesel cars seem “cleaner”. The scandal has exposed how car manufacturers bend and break the rules in the drive for profit. But, as Simon Basketter argues, corruption and con tricks aren’t about bucking the system—they’re part of it
Divisions between the left and right within the Labour Party are big news. They flow from a compromise that lies at the heart of the party, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans
Theatrically brilliant Fuck the Polar Bears gets across the claustrophobia of family life—but don’t pity the miserable rich, says Tomáš Tengely-Evans
As Tory chancellor George Osborne drummed up British business links in China last week, one of its dissidents opened a major exhibition at London’s Royal Academy.
Socialist Worker takes a look at a selection of upcoming events for this year’s Black History Month. For more go to blackhistorymonth.org.uk
Steel giant SSI’s decision to mothball its Redcar plant and throw 1,700 workers on the dole is a disgrace. The company whined that it wasn’t making enough profits.
I just returned from a Glasgow Campaign to Welcome Refugees solidarity delegation to Greece.
David Cameron has yet to explain why he wrote to the government’s top lawyer after a friend at Heythrop Hunt was charged with fox hunting in 2008.