Thousands of Tamils marched through central London yesterday (Wednesday) to protest at the queen lunching with the Sri Lankan president who presided over war crimes.
The recent massacre in Syria shows the horrendous violence that states are prepared to use against people who resist them. But is the answer to use violence against them?
David Cameron is clinging tightly to culture secretary Jeremy Hunt. He hopes that by keeping Hunt in office the hacking scandal will stay one step removed from him.
Tory Party chairman Lady Warsi faces an inquiry into breaches of the ministerial code.
The ability of a union to defend its members ultimately rests on its ability to organise collective industrial action.
Debates on lecturers’ USS pension scheme in the pre-1992 universities, and on our 2012-13 pay claim will be central to the higher education sector conference.
The Further education sector conference agenda reflects the diversity of attacks on "second chance" education.
Morale at picket lines was high at Sunderland College on Thursday of last week, as lecturers struck against pay cuts and redundancies.
The impact of austerity on education will dominate debates at the annual general meeting of Scotland’s EIS teachers union in Dundee this week.
Teachers at Alperton Community School in Brent, west London, struck on Thursday of last week against plans to turn the school into a privatised academy.
Disabled workers sent a clear message that they will fight back at the TUC’s disabled workers conference last week.
A strike by more than 400 admin workers across Kirklees Council in west Yorkshire was a massive success.
