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Statement from the Revolutionary Socialists in Egypt, 6 July 2013

Some 170 postal workers in Peterborough have walked out unofficially after a union rep was suspended.

The officers who shot Azelle Rodney could now face prosecution after a damning report from the official inquiry into the killing was released today, Friday. Azelle died after he was shot six times in under two seconds by a police officer in 2005. The report says that there was no “lawful” justification for shooting to kill.

Sameh Naguib of the Revolutionary Socialists in Egypt looks at the historic events of the past few days

Sameh Naguib of the Revolutionary Socialists reports from Cairo, where mass celebrations greeted the removal of president Mohamed Mursi on Wednesday evening

Thousands of people attended London Pride last Saturday. 

Trade unionists in Sussex were set to hold a conference on building the fightback on Saturday of this week.

Refuse workers in Bromley and Croydon, south east London, have put their strike “on hold” for talks at the Acas conciliation service.

Workers who maintain social housing in Leeds are being balloted for industrial action.

The National Union of Journalists is set to consult members at the BBC over a revised offer on pay, redundancy, consultation and anti-social hours payments.

Workers in the Unite union at Portsmouth International Port have voted unanimously for action short of a strike.

Workers at the Molson Coors brewery in Burton-on-Trent have voted to reject a new offer from bosses.