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Low paid workers are unable to make ends meet as bosses cut their hours and attack their conditions

Workers shut down a McDonald’s outlet in New Orleans on Wednesday of last week.

In the face of dire poll ratings, Australia’s right wing prime minister Tony Abbott is resorting to an Islamophobic terror scare.

Angry crowds marched on Korydallos prison in Athens on Monday of this week as the trial of the Nazi Golden Dawn party began inside.

Europe’s rulers are continuing to blackmail Greece’s Syriza-led government in the latest round of “crunch” talks two months after forcing it into a humiliating compromise.

Students occupying the University of Arts London (UAL) in protest over course cuts were evicted last week

The Murdoch press took time out from calling migrants cockroaches to gloat over the collapse of a number of trials of journalists.

National Gallery bosses have been forced to say they will pay staff the London Living Wage. The gallery was the only national museum or gallery in London not to pay it.

Alison Saunders, the director of public prosecutions (DPP) has concluded that that it was not in the public interest to prosecute the Labour peer Lord Janner. He could have been charged with 22 offences against nine victims at children’s care homes in Leicestershire.

Rather than undertake productive investments, the corporations are shoving money into the financial markets, writes Alex Callinicos

Workers at the University of Dundee were set to strike on Tuesday of next week to stop compulsory redundancies.

Leading on demand justice for the 56, investigate the Bradford fire and including letters on immigration lies and Pride