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Leading on why we should all rise to the challenge posed by Corbyn’s victory 

It is with utter shock and sadness that we learned of the passing of our comrade Louise Rathbone on Saturday 19 September.

The Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky compared in his History of the Russian Revolution the diaries of the French king and the Russian tsar in the period leading up to their respective overthrows.

It’s a common argument that socialists must accept some right wing ideas to get elected and make a difference. But Nick Clark argues that ideas can change through struggle

The Fast Food Rights Campaign met on Wednesday of last week for a national organising day.

Workers face more cuts and attacks as Australia’s new prime minister looks to appease the rich, writes James Supple

Traffic wardens in Camden, central London, were set to begin an eight- day strike for higher pay on Wednesday of this week.

The Tories’ Trade Union Bill is a massive assault on our right to organise and strike. But Raymie Kiernan argues that union leaders haven’t yet risen to the scale of the challenge

Unite union members at the AGFA factory in Leeds struck for 48 hours against low pay on Sunday and Monday of last week.

The mandate of left party Syriza is weaker despite its re-election last weekend and its austerity plans will spark more struggle, writes Dave Sewell

Around 200 Ideal Boilers workers in Hull took the first of four planned one-day strikes on Wednesday of last week.

Protests have flared up across East Jerusalem and the West Bank as Israeli forces attacked Palestinians defending themselves from Israeli activists.