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The 5 May elections underline the need for a stronger anti-austerity challenge to the Tories. We don’t need Labour to move to the “middle ground” as the party’s right-wing claims,
UCU union members in universities will stage a two-day national strike over pay later this month. The walkout of around 60,000 workers across Britain will take place on 25 and 26 May
Prestwich Arts College teachers in Manchester began a three-day strike today, Tuesday, against compulsory redundancies.
Lunchtime walkouts at HSE office | Unions slam council’s plan to ‘bribe’ Glasgow workers | TSSA union conference stands with Palestinians | Journalists defy clickbait and cuts | Drivers deliver unofficial action | Legal challenge to Scottish post ballot | Car workers take action as talks stall | Give us a break, say Thomas Cook crew | Don’t let Edinburgh College bosses sack lecturer
Anti-racists humiliated fascists in Portsmouth last Saturday.
Some 50 lecturers met in London on Wednesday of last week to discuss building the fight against compulsory redundancies at London Metropolitan University.
National Museum Wales bosses threatened to call the police against striking workers in south Wales last week.
Anti-racists scored a victory last week—but the Tories are still on the attack, reports Dave Sewell
A leaked Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) document shows that Tory business minister Sajid Javid plans to cut thousands of jobs.
Junior doctors are set to meet for the British Medical Association’s (BMA) junior doctors’ conference in London this Saturday.
The Tories are desperately trying to get their Housing and Planning Bill passed before Friday of this week, when the parliamentary session ends. The bill will make thousands of people homeless.
Last week the Tories withdrew a plan to force every school in England to become an academy by 2022. It was a humiliating defeat and a victory for everyone who has fought—but campaigners are clear that the fight isn’t over.
The Tories’ Trade Union Act 2016 was given royal approval last week and Britain’s anti-union laws got even more restrictive.
Antiracists met in London last night, Monday, for a meeting on antisemitism, Zionism and the left.
Suspended Labour Party activist Jackie Walker has spoken out against accusations of antisemitism.
France’s centre-left government provoked a crisis that could bring it down by suspending parliamentary debate on its proposed Work Law. It faces a vote of no confidence tomorrow, Thursday—a day already set for nationwide strikes and protests.
Striking museum workers in Wales rallied outside the Senedd – the Welsh Assembly building in Cardiff – today, Wednesday.
Over 200 people joined a left wing debate on the European Union (EU) referendum in Brighton last night, Thursday.
Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn and shadow chancellor John McDonnell have hit back against their critics from the right of the party.
Israeli warplanes attacked Palestinians in the Gaza Strip with airstrikes between Wednesday and Saturday of last week. They killed one Palestinian woman and injured several more people.
Big strikes show the potential for workers to smash Syriza’s pensions attack, writes Panos Garganas
Workers and students across France were set to protest and strike against the Labour-type government’s proposed Work Law on Thursday of this week.
The security services use tried and tested propaganda and snooping to divide and terrorise, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans
Before last week’s elections, the Financial Times columnist Janan Ganesh predicted, “the worst for Labour is yet to come”. Labour would do badly this May, he said, but would suffer much worse punishment in the 2020 general election.
On the 500th anniversary of Thomas More’s Utopia, Hassan Mahamdallie looks through history at how people’s dreams of a better society were born
Five refugees shared their stories with journalist Charlotte McDonald-Gibson for a new book to help challenge the brutal border policies of Fortress Europe. She spoke to Socialist Worker
Michael Lavalette, co-author of upcoming book Schools Out, spoke to Sadie Robinson about the radical tradition of school student strikes and how they have radicalised generations
Hundreds of thousands of children in England faced misery this week as they were forced to sit the hated Sats tests.
The polling stations had hardly closed last week when the Tories’ bitter feuding reached new heights. Their splits and weakness should be a signal to step up our resistance.
Last week we received the tragic news that our friend and comrade Andy Smith had passed away unexpectedly.
Since 2004 the London Pride LGBT+ march has increasingly become a parade for its corporate sponsors. It is far removed from its historical roots as a militant demonstration celebrating the Stonewall Riots of 1969.
‘There is no question that it was arrogant of me’
The acting chief constable of South Yorkshire Police (SYP) has called for an “independent assessment of Orgreave”.
As hundreds of jobs building navy frigates in Glasgow could go, and union leaders argue for renewing Trident nukes, what's the alternative to making weapons of war?