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People in Detroit face a desperate situation as creditors circle—but their fury has also pushed some to resist, reports Judith Orr

The Scottish independence referendum saw thousands of people getting involved in radical new groups to argue for a Yes vote. 

Your views on racism against Muslims and Travellers, heartless hipsters, NHS privatisation and the truth about Gordon Brown

Despite its presentation of youthful hedonism in rural England, new TV drama Glue’s surrealism takes up important issues, argues Ellie May

Abram Games was an outstanding graphic designer whose mission was to provoke everyone—even his clients.

Events are planned around Britain in October for Black History Month. Here are some highlights. 

Health workers in England are set to walk out on 13 October—and now we have to fight to make it as big as possible and a focus for opposition to the Tories, argues Annette Mackin

Academy trusts and their firms are grabbing “very large sums of public money” with little accountability, according to a new report.

The Home Office has crammed nearly 800 asylum seekers at a time into Queen’s Hotel in Crystal Palace, south London. 

Why has Burger King turned Canadian and Ireland become the world's biggest banana producer?

Strikes down the track at Amey Colas | Walkout at Arriva Wales | London Underground overtime ban back on | Mick Cash elected RMT general secretary

Brighton and Hove refuse and recycling drivers were set to strike for a further three days as part of an ongoing dispute over pay and allowances.