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The past year has seen all the people and organisations responsible for the Grenfell Tower fire disgracefully attempt to pass the buck.
Campaigners, union members and rail passengers staged a national day of action against fare rises on Wednesday.
Bolsanoro’s new government is full of contradictions and is unstable—that means that resistance has the potential to defeat it
Outsourcing giant Capita has announced it will appoint workers to its board
At 1pm on Friday top bosses will have been paid as much as the average worker makes in a year.
Lost amid the Tory scaremongering over refugees entering Britain are the voices of the refugees themselves.
Privatisation has handed just 20 investors over two thirds of England’s water and sewerage supply—and it’s time we took it back, says Charlie Kimber
In the early 1980s Bobby, Eddy and David, identical triplets, had fifteen minutes of fame. They were on every US chat show couch and even had a cameo with Madonna in Desperately Seeking Susan.
Women in India took part in mass protests against sexism last week—and on Tuesday tens of millions of workers were set to launch a two-day general strike.
Revolutionaries debated how to shape the political situation at the Socialist Workers Party conference
The Tories have been forced into a drastic retreat over their hated Universal Credit (UC) benefit.
What machinations will May pull to get out of her crisis? And what should the left do to force her out? Tomáš Tengely-Evans says the key is a fight against racism and austerity
More than 600 bus drivers struck in County Durham, Teesside and North Yorkshire this week in a fight for better pay.
Ministries face coordinated strikes
Guards working for Northern rail struck against the implementation of driver only operation (DOO) trains for the 43rd time on Saturday.
Supporters of victimised health worker Karen Reissmann plan to hold a public meeting in Manchester on Saturday 19 January.
Teachers in the NEU union are taking part in an indicative ballot for strikes over pay and school funding.
The US government is being held to ransom by its racist president. Donald Trump has threatened to declare a state of emergency in order to force through £5 billion in funding for his infamous border wall.
The Yellow Vest movement in France roared back into action with renewed vigour last Saturday.
During the past decade Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu has overseen two major wars on Gaza. But he's denounced for being 'soft'.
One hundred years ago this week right wing paramilitaries killed the revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg—on the orders of a reformist, social democratic party.
A new adaptation of the lengthy literary classic revives forgotten characters and eschews music in favour of narrative thrust, writes?Dave Sewell
Nazis harassing people around parliament has led to calls for more curbs on protests in the area.
The liberal centre is disintegrating—and a battle is raging about whether the left or right gains.
It is with great sadness that comrades and friends of York SWP learnt of the recent death of Ken Whitwell.
Many customers of Bookmarks Bookshop will be sorry to hear of the death of Tamara Kalom (Tami) on Christmas Eve.
Tory MP Johnny Mercer has attacked the Ministry of Defence for housing soldiers in unsafe barracks. “Animals would not be housed in such dangerous conditions,” he said.
‘You do realise that it’s not a documentary, don’t you. Don’t you?’
Cops are organising in secret against the campaign for Justice for Kingsley Burrell.