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More than 120 people attended a People’s Assembly in Liverpool last Saturday.

Most care workers want to help others and make a difference to people’s lives.

Some 200 people joined a protest against legal aid cuts in Hastings last week.

Bus drivers at National Express East Dock Street depot in Dundee are battling attacks on their contracts.

Bin collectors in Brighton refused to do extra shifts on Saturday of last week because of attacks on their working conditions.

More than 30,000 elderly and sick people could be left homeless after ruthless City speculators plunged Southern Cross, Britain’s largest care homes firm, into chaos.

Huge crowds celebrated on the streets of Yemen last Sunday after president Ali Abdullah Saleh fled to Saudi Arabia—saying he needed medical treatment.

‘Shoplifting for food. That is one of the real changes because of the economic situation’Police chief superintendent Keith Hunter on how the recession has affected crime rates

The Tories are backing a new, private university that plans to charge students an astonishing £18,000 a year.

The cabinet’s millionaires are stepping up their war on the poor by forcing benefit claimants to work for no money.

Workers’ wages have stagnated or fallen since 1978 while top earners’ pay has soared, a TUC report has found.

Four police officers were cleared last week of assaulting Babar Ahmad during an early morning raid on his home.