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This is an unjust eviction Riot police evicted 150 people from their homes in St Agnes Place in Kennington, south London, on Tuesday of last week. Squatters had first occupied the street in 1971.

10 December 2005
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03 December 2005
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26 November 2005
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Arms dealers beaten The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) has announced that it is to sell its 62,000 shares in arms companies, following an article in the London Student newspaper and subsequent pressure from the AUT lecturers’ union and the student union on campus.

19 November 2005
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12 November 2005
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05 November 2005
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Lecturers say no to fees Our trade unions, the AUT and Natfhe, have launched a pay campaign calling for cash from university top-up fees to be used to increase low wages in academia.

29 October 2005
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Schools and racism There is no doubt that institutionalised racism exists within British schools.

22 October 2005
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Is Britain segregated? Trevor Phillips has got his facts wrong. The census analysts at the Greater London Authority, and leading researchers nationally, have found that London and the rest of Britain are becoming less, not more, segregated.

15 October 2005
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08 October 2005
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01 October 2005
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24 September 2005