The home secretary, Theresa May, has today (Wednesday) banned all political marches in the City of London for 30 days. This is in addition to the five other London boroughs which face the bans, which were announced last Friday.
The English Defence League (EDL) has declared that it will still demonstrate in east London this Saturday 3 September—despite a ban on its planned march.
The Socialist Workers Party wants to keep racists and fascists out of our towns and cities—but bans are not the solution.
A man has been jailed for 16 months—for "looting" an ice cream during the riots.
A man has been jailed for four years and eight months in what is believed to be the harshest riot-related sentence so far.
Dozens of students face trial after last year’s anti‑tuition fee protests on charges that include violent disorder, assaulting police officers and criminal damage.
The government wants to present its online petitions service as a step forward for democracy.
Firefighters from across Scotland headed to Kirkcaldy on Tuesday of this week to lobby the Scottish government.
Workers at Scottish social care charity Quarriers have voted to strike against the threat of losing almost a quarter of their pay.
Cleaners at secondary schools in East Lothian in Scotland are to take industrial action against a pay freeze.
Civilian staff at Nottinghamshire police were set to strike against job losses on Tuesday of this week.
Engineers who service Apache helicopters in Afghanistan are set to strike in a pay dispute.
