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Some 112 people have been arrested after police smashed their way into homes across London ahead of Notting Hill Carnival this weekend.

Speeches by lawyer Jim Nichol and Julius Malema

Hundreds of workers at Hovis bakery in Wigan have called three week-long strikes against zero hour contracts.

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A Cairo court announced it may be ready to release the ousted dictator Hosni Mubarak from prison this week.

CWU Members at a Royal Mail delivery office on Roman Bank, Skegness, struck unofficially on Wednesday of last week.

The regime killed over 1,000 people on the streets of Egypt in the last week

A drop in official unemployment figures can’t be allowed to mask the fact that the recession has allowed bosses to expand ways of exploiting new workers.

3D printers open up new possibilities for design and production but they don’t live up to the hype, writes Dave Sewell

The US government is very pleased with itself for restarting the “stalled peace process” between Israel and the Palestinians after five years.

Gravesham Council, Kent, has agreed to pay a “living wage” to low paid workers, following a campaign by the Unison union. I.

Bosses use myths of globalisation to divide and scare workers, but Jane Hardy says we have common interests and strengths