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Anger at the public sector pay cap has opened up rifts at the top of the Tory party.
An Iranian refugee who was murdered by his neighbour in Bristol was “failed over a number of years”. That’s the damning finding of a report by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), the cop’s own pet watchdog.
Around 300 people rallied against racist attacks against Muslims in east London last night, Wednesday. They were demanding justice for two Muslim victims of a horrific acid attack last month.
British Airways (BA) cabin crew are halfway through one two-week walkout – and they’ve called another. The Unite union members from BA’s “mixed fleet” are fighting poverty pay.
Benefits campaigners and trade unionists are demanding action to stop the closure of nearly one in ten jobcentres.
Hundreds of people joined an upbeat opening rally at the Marxism Festival in central London this evening, Thursday. The four-day political festival is hosted by the Socialist Workers Party (SWP).
Tenants and residents slammed Sir Martin Moore-Bick at a furious meeting of survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire last night, Thursday.
Thousands of protesters are back on the streets of Hamburg, Germany, after brutal police assaults on them last night, Thursday.
Workers at five Picturehouse cinemas across London walked out yesterday, Friday, in the fiftieth strike of their long-running dispute.
London Pride celebrates LGBT+ rights, but firefighters should lead it, not banks
"What the G20 is doing is part of a general attack on the working class, we have to take that on."
Thousands cheered Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn this afternoon, Saturday, as he encouraged the crowds at the Durham Miners' Gala to campaign to force the Tories out.
Around 1,000 people crammed into the final rally of Marxism Festival in central London today, Sunday. There was a confident atmosphere and a mood to fight - alongside deep anger at the system.
Workers on three rail networks walked out in a coordinated day of strikes today, Monday. Meanwhile bosses’ arguments for the changes that will undermine safety were unravelling.
Around 2,500 people took part in Marxism Festival 2017 in central London from Thursday to Sunday last week.
Support is growing for east London hospital workers taking on multinational outsourcing giant Serco as they launched a week-long walkout today, Tuesday.
The father of a man who died after being stopped by police in east London has spoken to Socialist Worker about the battle for justice.
Labour MPs have launched a fresh attack on members of their own party.
Teaching assistants (TAs) have rejected the latest offer from Labour-run Durham County Council.
Palestinian Authority (PA) president Mahmoud Abbas met with Egyptian dictator Abdel Fattah el-Sisi last Sunday.
Parents, school workers, children and others will gather in central London this Sunday for a carnival against the cuts.
Also: Four-week strike starts at Mears | Tube bosses ban water | Woolwich ferry dispute settled | LSE cleaners defend Alba | Dpac protest against Atos | Birmingham bins | Sellafield firefighters | dirty protest | Unnecessary defeat at BMW
Benefits campaigners and trade unionists are demanding action to stop the closure of nearly one in ten jobcentres.
Workers in Children’s Services social work teams at Kirklees council, west Yorkshire, struck for two days last week. They have multiple grievances with the Labour-run authority.
Demonstrations in solidarity with the mass movement for social justice in the Rif region of Morocco are continuing despite heavy repression.
Striking cabin crew were set to descend on parliament on Wednesday as part of their ongoing fight against poverty pay at British Airways (BA).
At least three mosques in London received death threats last week.
A senior Met police officer has said the starting point of the criminal investigation into the Grenfell Tower fire would be that “around 80” deaths resulted from manslaughter.
The protests against the G20 summit in Hamburg over the last week showed that there’s a huge discontent with ruling classes all over the world.
US president Donald Trump declared the G20 world rulers’ summit in Hamburg, Germany, last week a “wonderful success”.
Offshore workers in the Unite union are the latest to have their legal right to strike blocked by the Trade Union Act. But it is possible to fight as Royal Mail have shown.
The Taylor Review was brought about by challenges by workers in bogus self-employment. But there’s a danger that the result will serve the bosses.
Low-paid and migrant workers are at the sharp end of cuts and privatisation in the NHS. They face rocketing workloads and bullying bosses. But across north east London 1,000 porters, domestics and cleaners are taking on a multinational to demand higher pay—and showing how to fight, reports Tomáš Tengely-Evans
The general election delivered the latest shock to the ruling class. Charlie Kimber says there is a shifting mood in Britain—and asks how we can organise to win real changes
In July 1917 frustration at the Provisional Government led to soldiers’ and workers’ protests that were violently put down
Freesia uses real examples of racist attacks to paint a picture of Islamophobia in Britain today. The film’s director Conor Ibrahiem spoke to Yuri Prasad
The Middlesbrough Museum of Modern Art (Mima) is far from having million pound paintings hanging on sterile walls.
First Theresa May threw a bung to the reactionary Democratic Unionist Party. Then she called on the slippery Lib Dems to vote with her government. Now May is reaching out to Labour.
Even from their own viewpoint, warmongers’ celebrations of “victory” over Isis in Iraq sound hollow.
The Mediterranean Sea continues to be a graveyard for refugees fleeing war, torture, famine and poverty.
Members of Britain’s Special Air Service (SAS) covered up evidence that they killed unarmed Afghan civilians in cold blood