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Workers at the Ritzy Picturehouse cinema have voted to accept an improved offer from bosses.

Featuring MPs expenses, Prince Harry's windfall and cufflinks made out of gun shells

Worldwide protests against climate change were set to take place this Sunday two days before a summit in the United Nations (UN) headquarters in New York.

leading egyptian political activist Alaa Abdel Fattah and his co-defendents Mohamed Abdel-Rahman, known as Noubi, and Wael Metwally were released on bail, following a court ruling on Monday of this week.

Nato airstrikes killed 11 people, including children, in the eastern province of Kunar in Afghanistan on Wednesday of last week.

Sweden’s Social Democrats came top in the general election last Sunday, but did not get an absolute majority

Up to 2 million people protested in Barcelona for the right to vote on Catalan independence on Thursday of last week.

More than 200 African migrants are believed to have drowned after their boat sank off the Libyan coast last Sunday night.

Heavy fighting raged between the Ukrainian military and pro-Russian separatist forces last weekend, despite a ceasefire being in place since 5 September.

Historian Marcus Rediker spoke to Ken Olende about the struggles that took place aboard the ships of early capitalism

Panos Garganas argues that fighting the fascist Golden Dawn in Greece must go hand in hand with fighting against austerity

Campaigning for independence has awakened new working class hopes for change, writes Raymie Kiernan