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Demetre Fraser | Official quizzed over Hillsborough slurs | Joblessness led to suicide | Thousands of kids face arrest

Lecturers at Lambeth College are set to start an all-out strike on Tuesday of next week. 

Former prison inmates talk to Annette Mackin about the brutality of life in prison and how, despite tremendous odds, people fight back

Ken Loach spoke to Judith Orr about his latest film, Jimmy’s Hall—based on the true story of one socialist’s battle for freedom in a society riven by class

This love story, tense thriller, and political commentary by the acclaimed director of Paradise Now is set in the West Bank, Palestine.

Capturing the spirit of bullying and fear among teachers and pupils, this revenge comedy sets out to right the wrongs of your adolescent years.

This three-part crime series is based on novels written by Booker Prize winner John Banville under the pen name Benjamin Black.

This dystopian novel won this year’s Little Rebels Award this month. The book, aimed at readers over 12, describes how a financial crash in Britain leads to a nightmare.

The government crashed in the elections. But the vote hasn’t gone to the left, writes Simon Basketter

Labour is still the main home for those opposed to the government. But it leaves many voters uninspired.

More than half of Ukip’s supporters in the European elections came from disenfranchised Tory voters, a poll commissioned by Lord Ashcroft has found.

From classroom assistants to social workers, and from gardeners to engineers, up to a million local government workers are voting on strikes over the next few weeks after employers awarded them a pay rise of just 1 percent. Socialist Worker explains why Unison and GMB union members should vote Yes