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Relatives of fans who died as a result of the Hillsborough disaster walked out of inquests into their deaths in disgust yesterday, Friday, as cop apologises and admits "far-reaching deceit".

Striking emergency 999 control operators in Essex were defiant on their picket line today, Friday, after they escalated their walkout to nine days.

Stathis Kouvelakis, a leading figure on the left of the Greek radical left party Syriza, argues it has made mistakes but is still our best hope for change.

Raymie Kiernan reports from Scottish Labour’s special conference in Edinburgh

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Some 1,000 people joined a march last Saturday in Hatfield, Doncaster, marking 30 years since the march back to work that ended the 1984-85 Miners’ Strike. 

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Emergency 999 control operators in Essex have stepped up their fight with Fire and Rescue bosses by beginning an eight-day walkout on Tuesday of this week.

International Women’s Day was a chance to celebrate—or patronise, depending on your view—women’s achievements.

Tenants and supporters have occupied a newly empty house on the Sweets Way estate in Barnet, north London.

Workers at the National Gallery in London have voted to escalate their action in opposition to bosses’ privatisation plans with a further seven days of strikes. 

Vincent Sung looks at the contradictions in Hong Kong’s Umbrella movement and some of the challenges it faces in the future