The Tories are on the ropes. Determined resistance could finish them off.
School meals, home care, window cleaning, road works and hospital security—these are just some of the services that stand on the brink of further chaos.
Labour shadow home secretary Diane Abbott gave a big boost to a rally against racism in Batley, West Yorkshire, last Saturday.
The Unite and GMB unions suspended a programme of rolling walkouts at Cammell Laird shipyard after bosses agreed to delay job cuts.
Home care workers in Birmingham have overwhelmingly backed more strikes in their fight against job cuts and privatisation.
The full scale of water and soil poisoning in the area surrounding Grenfell Tower could be revealed by an investigation in the New Year.
Striking GMB union members were joined by NEU union members who refused to cross their picket line.
A group of 15 protesters found guilty under terror legislation have vowed to keep up the fight against deportations.
Ten thousand opposed 5,000 fascists and their friends. But the union of Nazis and a racist electoral party is still a threat.
French police have launched a renewed wave of repression against refugees trapped at Britain's border in Calais.
Up to 200 people joined the Homes for All annual housing summit in London on Saturday.
Sorry to Bother You is heralded as a left wing cult classic full of laughs and sharp obervations. It deserves at least some of that reputation, says Shay Carroll
