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Hundreds of protesters marched around the Greek embassy in London yesterday, Saturday, in solidarity with the fight against austerity in Greece.

Hundreds of anti-Tory protesters gathered in central Leeds yesterday (Saturday) so that communities secretary Eric Pickles would know he was not welcome. Students, NHS campaigners and delegations of trade unionists marched from Woodhouse Moor to the Queen's Hotel, where Pickles was due to address the Tory local government conference.

Protesters forced a McDonald's on London’s Oxford Street to close today, Saturday, in the latest protest against the Tories’ workfare schemes.

A rattled Chris Grayling, beleaguered Tory minister for workfare, accused the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) of hacking his email on Radio Four’s Today programme this morning, Friday.

Rank and file electricians have won. They have beaten the building bosses who wanted to tear up their terms and conditions and slash their pay.

Forty people joined a protest against workfare, that marched around Kingston yesterday (Wednesday). School students and pensioners took part in the two hour protest organised by Right To Work and the Kingston anti-cuts campaign.

Workers at the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) struck this morning (Thursday) over the threat of huge redundancies.

St Paul's Occupy camp prepares for threatened eviction

Right to Work campaigners stormed a McDonald's and a Holland and Barrett store in the City of London tonight (Wednesday) in their latest protest against unpaid work schemes.

A new newspaper produced entirely under workers’ control in Greece hit the shelves on Wednesday of last week—and became the highest circulation paper in Athens.

A monster meeting took place in a west London school last night (Tuesday) after a threat to force it to become an academy.

Three senior judges refused permission for Occupy London activists to appeal against an eviction this morning, Wednesday.