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A prominent climate change denier was exposed last week as having received around £800,000 from the fossil fuel industry.

A 24-hour strike by firefighters in England will have a big impact, but only sustained action can win their pensions dispute, writes Annette Mackin  

The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) will be standing parliamentary candidates across Britain in May’s general election.

A five-day strike by workers at the National Gallery in central London has got bosses rattled.

Scottish police carried out more than 600,000 stop and searches in 2013-14. 

Workers around the world took hope from the radical left party Syriza’s victory in Greek elections. But weeks later that hope is wearing thin. 

 The latest MPs’ scandal shows that there’s one law for the rich and another for the rest. 

Privateer Maximus takes over Work Capability Assessments; Scottish prison plans; Cardiff Abortion Rights' March for Choice

As a European Union deal locks Greece into austerity, workers plan more protests, writes Dave Sewell

Greedy MPs take ‘second jobs’ as £67,000 just isn’t enough to live on

Tory Eric Pickles has attacked Sheffield council for spending around £687,116 on translation services between 2011 and 2014.

France’s centre-left government resorted to extraordinary measures to push a new attack on workers through parliament last week.