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Anger against the police burst out in Tottenham, north London last night after a protest about the police killing of local black man Mark Duggan.

Hundreds of social care workers at Southampton council struck today (Wednesday).

IT workers who maintain records for the Department for Work and Pensions have voted for industrial action over plans to offshore their work.



London fire Brigade bosses have been targeted in a damning health and safety report.

Cash-strapped health authorities are deliberately delaying operations.

The agreement to push through trillions of dollars in cuts in the US saw a shocking level of vitriol—if not downright pleasure—from right wing politicians.

The government stuck two fingers up at public sector workers when it announced savage cuts to their pensions last week.

Hundreds of Camden residents and anti-fascist campaigners came together last Saturday at a family festival organised by Love Music Hate Racism (LMHR) and Castlehaven Community Association.

Campaigning Gambian journalist Alieu Ceesay was granted leave to remain in Britain last week.

Workers in the US face the most serious assault on their living standards in decades.

Workers at the Honda car firm’s Swindon plant are furious after management suspended senior Unite union rep Paddy Brennan last week.

Unions in the Ministry of Defence (MoD) are preparing to fight the extra 7,000 job cuts ministers announced last week. This comes on top of more than 40,000 other jobs to go in the department.