Issues Follow Follow

Protests took place across Britain last Saturday to mark the first birthday of the bedroom tax, and to make sure it doesn’t see a second.

Opponents of fracking and other forms of gas extraction being planned for South Wales met in Swansea last week.

The month-long Indian elections began this week with speculation that the hard right BJP party would replace the Congress party-led government.

Production workers on strike at Bombardier’s Central Rivers Depot in Burton upon Trent have given notice to extend their strike for a third week.

Some 30 people attended the Birmingham PCS public meeting on Benefits St or Scapegoat St—what is the government doing to our benefit system?

Carers for adults with learning disabilities in Doncaster struck for 48 hours from last Sunday. The Unison union members are fighting Care UK bosses’ attempts to slash their pay and conditions by forcing them to sign new contracts.

Supporters gathered outside Manjeet Kaur’s appeal against deportation in Manchester on Wednesday of last week. Around 35 people joined the lobby.

Former Ford-Visteon workers were set to discuss a new pensions deal on Thursday of this week. 

European unions take action; Fascists gain in Hungary election; Shot fired in Brazilian Olympic strike

The latest offering from the Kaiser Chiefs is an unexpected but refreshingly welcome poke in the eye—or the ear—of the British establishment.

Elections in the NUT teachers’ union were set to end on Wednesday of this week.

Setback for immigration bill | Nazi Brons won’t stand in May | Prison staff let young man die | Tories float wind turbine ban