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Twenty five years ago this week nine protest leaders in Nigeria were executed who were fighting environmental destruction caused by fossil fuel giant Shell.
A group of students at the University of Manchester went into occupation on Thursday. They are protesting at their university's treatment of students and staff during the pandemic.
A brilliant turnout of lively, dancing, singing people saw over 50 strikers and supporters gather at Little Ilford School in Manor Park on Thursday morning.
The marathon whitewash of the Undercover Policing Inquiry finally got around to hearing evidence this week
A TUC report, published this week, looked at the impact of forcing new Universal Credit claimants to wait five weeks for their first payment.
Eviction bans and a government scheme claiming to house homeless people during the pandemic are failing ordinary people.
The Tories are risking lives by keeping schools and colleges open—and are undermining the latest coronavirus lockdown.
Routine NHS care is being delayed in an attempt to cope with the devastating second Covid-19 spike.
Facebook cleaning workers who work for the outsourcing company To Go have won the London living wage off the back of protests.
After weeks of insisting that the meals would only be provided in term time, the government has said it will provide them during holidays too.
Planned strikes at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh have been called off after bosses backed down.
The RMT union’s annual general meeting (AGM) saw the resignation of the general secretary after a rebuff by delegates.
The horrific effects of catastrophic climate change become clearer by the day.
The Grenfell Tower Inquiry heard further evidence this week that profit and commercial priorities were more important than safety.
Workers in Lancashire have begun three weeks of strikes to save hundreds of jobs.
Students say they have been treated with contempt by the authorities during the pandemic
Tory chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced that the furlough scheme will be extended across Britain until the end of March.
Barnoldswick battle to stop 350 job losses
Fifteen cleaning workers will keep their jobs on the same contracts and hours at Facebook headquarters in London on the back of weeks of protest.