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Tens of thousands of people marched across Britain today, Sunday, as part of a global day of protests against climate change.

Britain’s biggest health union today named Monday 13 October as the day for England’s first NHS strike over pay in 32 years.

Scottish voters have rejected independence by 55 percent to 45 percent. But they gave the British ruling class the fright of its life—and Scotland will never be the same again.

Health workers in the Unison union have voted to strike against attacks on their pay.

Up to 10,000 people filled Glasgow's George Square tonight, Wednesday, to rally support for independence ahead of Thursday's referendum. An hour after the rally was due to end thousands remained in the square.

A mosque in Rotherham had a glass door smashed last Saturday after hundreds of racists descended on the town to try and whip up division.

You might think that meeting Brian May of Queen would be the highlight of a trip to London. But it wasn’t for Care UK strikers from Doncaster who visited the capital on Tuesday of last week. Joining Barnet council strikers at a rally and social was the best part of their day.

More than 5,500 people in 550 workplaces across Britain could lose their jobs after sales company Phones4U went into administration.

Campaigners get set to take on Farage with a demonstration at Ukip’s conference in Doncaster, reports Sadie Robinson

In a speech to a Tory audience in Aberdeen prime minister David Cameron said the Yes campaign’s vision of a different Scotland “was too good to be true”. 

Sections of our ruling class are being driven wild by the opinion polls on the Scottish referendum. Apparently if a small country on the edge of Europe votes for independence, civilisation as we know it is over. 

Up to 300 people attended a meeting of Podemos—the new left party that is shaking up politics in the Spanish state—in central London last Saturday.