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Strikes at Glasgow’s largest bus operator First Group over pay took a step closer after workers rejected paltry pay offers from bosses.

Jimmy Savile was given “free run” in hospitals to turn up day or night, which allowed him to assault patients.

The nightmare is not over for South Africa’s ruling class as more workers now plan to walk out after the success of the miners’ strike, reports Ken Olende

Dave Sherry tells Tomáš Tengely-Evans he wants his new book Empire and Revolution to take on the elite’s attempt to whitewash the First World War

Common on BBC One and Great Britain, a play by Richard Bean

A working class Tory is something to be, consultants rake in cash despite cuts, counting the cost of special advisors, comfy cushion for cash boss Cobbold, taxing question for prince Charles, Cameron lines up top job for Eton friend

For the region’s Kurdish minority, both sides of the current upheaval stand in the way of liberation, writes Ron Margulies

‘It will require tough decisions to cut public spending and social security spending’

Pickets discuss how to win as support grows for Lambeth College strike, writes Sadie Robinson

The 23 defendants on trial in Cairo for marching against the protest law were defiant at their court hearings last weekend.

Abu Qatada was cleared of terror charges last week and then told he would never be allowed back into Britain.

At least six people, including construction company bosses, have been arrested following the deaths in a building collapse in Chennai, southern India, last Saturday.