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Around 27,000 London bus drivers in the Unite union are set to walk out on Tuesday of next week. It’s part of a pay dispute with 18 bus companies and Transport for London (TfL). 

Workers at Barbour Jackets marched on the company’s head office in South Shields today, Friday, as part of a fight over working hours.

Racists and right wingers are trying to use yesterday’s horrific killings in Paris to divide working people, justify imperialist intervention and whip up Islamophobia.

Down with the corrupt judges … Down with military rule

Lambeth College workers began a two-day strike today, Wednesday, in a battle to defend their contracts.

Over 27,000 London bus drivers are set to strike across the capital’s 18 bus companies on Tuesday of next week.

A government promising a break with austerity could be elected in Greece’s 25 January general election, in the form of radical left party Syriza. Panos Garganas argues it’s a big step forward—but the struggle will continue whoever wins

Ukip’s fear of being called racist shows that there’s a solid base to build a fightback against the hard right party, writes Sadie Robinson

Former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Moazzam Begg has been tortured and hounded by the state, and vilified by the media. He never let it stop him speaking out.

The Tories hope they can lie their way back into Downing Street.

A poll released just after Christmas put the SNP on 43 percent and Labour on 26 percent. 

Tenants were celebrating at the New Era estate in Hackney, east London last month, after beating the corporation that had planned to kick them out and treble the rent.