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The Unite Against Fascism conference will look at how we beat Nazi Nick Griffin and what has to be done next, reports Annette Mackin

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Some 60 angry tenants and housing campaigners lobbied the annual meeting of Haringey Council on Monday of this week to oppose housing demolitions and attacks on tenants' rights.

Mark Duggan’s coroner has said police actions after the killing allowed evidence to be destroyed and led to ‘distrust’, reports Annette Mackin

Gary Ford was one of two men who had pending claims for damages against West Yorkshire Police after being jailed on the basis of tainted evidence.

British government ministers sanctioned the use of torture against prisoners in Northern Ireland in the early 1970s.

The queen may be the world’s richest person, but the establishment makes it nearly impossible to find out how much the royals have, writes Adam Cochrane

New film Still the Enemy Within tells the story of the Great Miners’ Strike in activists’ own voices. Sadie Robinson spoke to strikers at the film’s premiere

A day of street stalls, leafleting and door-to-door canvassing for independence took place across Scotland last Saturday.

FILM: Leave to Remain | EXHIBITION: Snippets of Hope by Fetlework Tesfaye | CHILDREN: My Friend Selma

Operation Centurion has targeted many migrants working without papers. But it has not been the big success the Tories had planned.

Terror cop is jailed for leaks | Phone hacking trial nears end | Vile attack on gay man at club | Top cops try to block spy case