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Climate change is real—and its effects hit ordinary people hardest.

Thousands of students poured out of schools, colleges and universities on Wednesday of last week—the biggest student walkouts since those against war in Iraq in 2003.

The anger felt by students and young people across Britain has become a movement.

A massacre of jobs and services is sweeping Britain—but resistance is growing.

In a sign of the growing anti-cuts movement, more than 1,000 people attended the Coalition of Resistance conference in central London last Saturday.

World leaders are meeting in Cancun, Mexico, this week for the COP 16 climate talks. But they don’t believe these will have any impact.

There was standing room only at a public meting in Hastings against the cuts on Thursday of last week.

Teachers, students and parents marched through Swansea last Saturday against the closure of Daniel James Community School.

Teachers at St Aloysius comprehensive school in Islington, north London, struck on Wednesday and Thursday of last week.

Workers in seven Jobcentre Plus offices that are to be turned into call centres have voted to defend their terms and conditions.

Activists from Abortion Rights held a protest against Ann Widdecombe, the anti-choice Tory bigot, on Thursday of last week. She was speaking at a £50-a-head fundraiser for anti‑abortion group Right to Life

Around 1,000 supporters of the racist English Defence League (EDL) gathered in Preston last Saturday.