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Liverpool football fans have described “mayhem” and a “chaos” during the Hillsborough disaster in April 1989. And they have underlined the role played by the police

Three weeks of intense campaigning by Barnsley freedom riders have forced transport bosses into talks.

Demonstrators make a stand against the Nato military alliance's summit as David Cameron hints at the possibility of joining US in bombing Iraq.

Further Education college pay; UCU Left national conference; Lambeth College dispute

Protesters gathered outside the US embassy in London on Wednesday of last week to protest against police brutality in the wake of the killing of Michael Brown in Missouri. 

While the Better Together campaign against Scottish independence stumbles, Yes campaign activists talk to Raymie Kiernan about why they are voting to break the union with England

Leaders of the Yes campaign have finally realised what will inspire confidence in voters to back independence on 18 September—a rejection of Tory austerity.

Just days after the declaration of a ceasefire in Gaza, Israel has announced a takeover of land in the West Bank. Its leaders are bullish despite losing popularity, writes Ken Olende

Western leaders hope to set up a new Nato “quick-strike force” in an attempt to strengthen their position against Russia.

Workers across Argentina struck on Thursday of last week in the second general strike of the year.

David Cameron has given police and intelligence agencies further powers to crack down on those he decides are “terrorists” in a raft of new measures announced this week.

Police pushed fans trying to escape a deadly crush at the Hillsborough football stadium in April 1989 back into the pens, an inquest has heard.