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Waves of anger generated by the Tunisian revolution continue to crash against the country’s battered ruling class.

Tunisian socialist Mohammed told Socialist Worker that his mother Sadiha and his aunt Khwala went to greet the "Liberation Caravan".

A solid strike by 3,000 call centre workers on Thursday and Friday of last week highlighted their horrendous working conditions.

A gathering of several hundred trade union militants and socialists voted to launch another national campaign against the cuts last weekend.

Over 50 local people and health workers attended a meeting called to defend the NHS on Tuesday of last week in Waltham Forest.

Bin workers in Birmingham are furious as they have discovered that council managers have reneged on a deal reached last week.

The Tunisian revolution has given confidence to people everywhere to resist:

When the price of a loaf of bread starts to become the subject of conversations at work it’s a terrible sign of the times—hard times.

The bombing of Russia’s Domodedovo airport in Moscow, which saw at least 35 people killed and more than 100 injured, was blamed on "Islamic terrorists" from the Caucasus region.

The legal right to strike received another blow last week as a High Court judge granted an injunction on petty technicalities to halt a 48-hour strike by Docklands Light Railway (DLR) workers in London.

Official politics in Ireland descended into chaos in the last week.