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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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The August lull has always been traumatic for Britain’s political establishment. 

A highly critical report on Whipps Cross hospital in east London from the Care Quality Commission received widespread coverage last week.

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

Gulf states have offered to fund Egypt's military regime as part of their plan to spread their influence

London Overground guards are set to strike for 48 hours over the bank holiday after Transport for London announced a plan to introduce a Driver Only Operation.

Who better to make being working class a “badge of pride” again than TV’s favourite proletarian presenter? But sadly Paul O’Grady’s series was too bold for BBC bosses.

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

Rail workers on East Midlands Trains are still on an indefinite work to rule despite bosses getting an injunction against the workers’ RMT union.