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Chilean political refugees in Britain have reacted with outrage at the decision to allow the Chilean navy ship Esmeralda to dock in London.

BBC series The Ascent of Woman acknowledges that women’s oppression hasn’t always existed—but can’t explain why

Some 200 Doncaster council workers, including street cleaners and gravediggers, were set to walk out for ten days from Friday of this week. 

As part of the BBC’s pop art season, art historian Richard Clay looks at how humans have always needed to make a mark. 

The introduction of Night Tube on London Underground will not go ahead on 12 September as planned.

Help the War Resisters International launch their new book on conscientious objection. Also: Resistance on Channel 4

Workers at First Great Western (FGW) rail struck for 72 hours over the bank holiday weekend. 

Protesters arrested outside an Israeli arms factory in July appeared in court on Friday of last week.

Council workers in Bromley, south London, launched a new wave of strikes against Tory mass privatisation plans last week.

 After Labour leadership contender Jeremy Corbyn called for nationalisation, Ken Olende looks at what this would mean for workers—and how to make it a reality

Readers write in about Scottish cops, Jeremy Corbyn, Tory crimes and Israeli injustice

A new permanent fund has been set up to help people affected by deaths in police custody.