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When the police are in trouble, the establishment is in trouble. 

An exhibition at the Natural History Museum traces humans in Britain over a million years, and shows how recently class society emerged, writes Judith Orr

The annual conference of the National Union of Students (NUS) takes place from Tuesday to Thursday of this week.

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

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

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

Eighty people attended a meeting about Tony Benn at Leeds Metropolitan University on Friday of last week.

Janet Alder told a vigil in Hull last Saturday, “I am not working alone and this crowd of people is proof of that.”

A judge has given Mark Duggan’s mother Pamela permission to challenge the inquest into his killing on the grounds that it was legally flawed.

There was a spike in hospital admissions last week as towns and cities across Britain were covered in toxic smog. And as Dave Sewell writes, if action isn’t taken against pollution, things could get worse

 Troublemaker regular culture secretary Maria Miller was ordered to repay £5,800 for mortgage-payment claims for her “second” home.