Labour leader’s speech threw away a chance to reshape the referendum, reports Tomáš Tengely-Evans
Some 11,000 jobs are set to go after Duff & Phelps, administrators for BHS, failed to find a buyer for the retail chain.
Spin doctor Alastair Campbell is set to be cleared by the Chilcot Inquiry, despite his role in “sexing up” the intelligence that helped push Britain into the war in Iraq.
Hundreds of anti-racists from across Britain plan to join a solidarity convoy to Calais on Saturday 18 June in support of refugees and migrants.
An inquest into the death of north London teenager Henry Hicks was set to begin on Monday of next week.
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Barnet council library workers in north London were set to strike for three days from Monday of next week against the Tory council’s plans to outsource the library service.
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A judge banned the Aslef train drivers’ union from going on strike last week.
Up to 250 people attended the Social Work Action Network (Swan) conference last Saturday in central London. It took place before a European social work day of solidarity with refugees, which saw a delegation from the conference set off on a convoy to Calais.
Food factory workers in Sheffield struck against bosses’ plans to cut their weekend, bank holiday and night shift pay on Sunday and Monday.
Natalie Bennett, leader of the Green Party, Joseph Choonara from the Socialist Workers Party and other left wingers debated the EU referendum last night, Wednesday, in Manchester.
