Hundreds of protesters blockaded the Faslane naval base in Scotland on Monday of this week.
Workers are organising against the outsourcing of casualised staff at Warwick university. They are resisting Teach Higher—a separate company set up by Warwick university-owned Warwick Employment Group.
National Gallery workers in central London have called a further six strike days in their fight with management over privatisation.
Workers at Bromley Council, in south London, held two days of strikes last week to stop the wholesale privatisation of services.
Some 450 people attended the Social Work Action Network (Swan) conference in Paisley last weekend.
Activists in the Fast Food Rights Campaign were gearing up for a day of action set to take place on Wednesday of this week.
Former head of the Metropolitan Police Lord Stevens is to be investigated over claims he did not pass documents to the Stephen Lawrence inquiry.
More than 1,000 people marched through north London on Saturday of last week demanding justice for Henry Hicks, who died as police chased him.
The inquest into the death of Kingsley Burrell in 2011 began on Tuesday of this week.
Workers at the National Gallery in London are planning further action against privatisation plans.
Student occupations at different London universities have continued through the Easter break.
Bus drivers in London could be striking again soon if talks fail between Transport for London (TfL), bus operators and the Unite union. The talks are set for Thursday of this week.
