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Government spending on education is falling at the fastest rate since the 1950s, according to a new study.

Jurors at the Old Bailey will decide on Wednesday the fate of two student protesters.

David Cameron declared "all-out war on gang culture" after the August riots. But the latest government statistics show only 13 percent of those arrested were part of a gang.

The chair of the Royal College of GPs has laid into the money-grubbing logic behind the latest NHS reforms.

Around 100 protesters from UK Uncut and the Occupy London camp descended on the head office of Revenue and Customs (HMRC) on Monday of this week.

Wheelchair users in Croydon have been told to climb a flight of 42 stairs to attend their compulsory disability assessment centre tests—because using the lifts would be "unsafe".

Bailiffs and police began a brutal eviction of Travellers at the Dale Farm site in Essex last week.

‘I can’t answer that question because I don’t know what happened.’

Thousands of disability campaigners flocked to city centres around Britain last Saturday as part of the latest Hardest Hit day of action.

Zuccotti Park is a slice of prime downtown Manhattan real estate, named—with an almost comical lack of imagination—after the chairman of the private company that owns it. Yet for just over a month now, the site has had another name—Liberty Square.

There were brutal scenes at Dale Farm in Essex last week as police evicted Travellers from their homes.

Travellers have faced racism for centuries. As early as the 16th century, laws were passed in England expelling so called "Egyptians" or Gypsies.