When you take on the bullies, they turn out to be cowards. That’s the lesson from a successful strike at Edinburgh College.
Former blacklisted worker Dave Smith (centre) attempts a citizen’s arrest on Cullum McAlpine at Sir Robert McAlpine’s offices in central London on Friday of last week.
Wigan Griffin Must Go was launched last week with MP and Labour Shadow Health secretary Andy Burnham
Hated firm Atos healthcare has said it wants to stop testing whether disabled benefit claimants are “fit for work”.
The number of NHS foundation trusts that have breached urgent cancer referral targets has more than quadrupled in a year, a recent study has revealed.
The government tried to bury its own report into soaring food bank use last week, after holding it up for more than seven months.
Doreen Lawrence says some sections of the police are still racist, 11 million homes lie empty across Europe, women in prison are being pushed into sex and more and more children are on adult mental health wards
Tony Blair offered to act as an “unofficial adviser” to Rebekah Brooks at the height of the phone hacking scandal, the Old Bailey heard last week.
The Tories are continuing to bash migrants with nasty new measures restricting access to benefits. But people are getting organised to say no to scapegoating, says Ken Olende
Over 100 people packed into the launch of the Nicky Jacobs is Innocent campaign in Tottenham, north London, on Sunday of last week.
Even with homes still underwater in Somerset and large parts of the Thames Valley, Environment Agency (EA) bosses are pushing ahead with job cuts.
Chris Braithwaite was a remarkable and inspiring black socialist, trade unionist and anti-colonialist. He was active in the British working class movement between the wars but sadly little remembered today.
