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"If they go on strike, the only people they are going to hurt are the people of Doncaster."

Comrades will be saddened to hear that Glenys Moore died on 24 May after a two-year battle with cancer.

Former workers at the Chevron oil refinery in Pembroke, South Wales, have described the plant as a "time bomb" after a blast killed four workers and seriously hurt a fifth last week.

The EIS will hold its conference this week amid anger at how the leadership of the Scottish teachers’ union is opposing attacks on education.

The national co-ordinating committee of the United Left (UL), Unite the union’s broad left, is set to meet on Saturday.

Israeli soldiers murdered 23 people last Sunday during protests against its occupation of Syria’s Golan Heights. They injured another 350 protesters.

Syrian security forces mutinied in the northern town of Jisrash Shugur on Monday.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has moved in on Egypt. It has agreed a $3 billion loan with the military council government.

Unite union members at the Fujitsu IT company in Crewe are to ballot for strikes in defence of local activist Alan Jenney.

There were young and old, men and women at the meeting.

Lecturers in north London celebrated on Monday of this week after management lifted threats to impose compulsory redundancies.

Students, young people and workers are fighting the criminalisation of dissent.