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More than 20,000 junior doctors and their supporters marched through central London yesterday, Saturday.

Around  450 people joined an anti-Nazis demonstration in Preston on Saturday.

The upsurge of radicalism that won women the vote is well worth celebrating. But, Judith Orr argues, it was more than a movement led by the middle classes seen in the new film Suffragette. It involved a mass movement of thousands of working class women fighting for their class

Barnet council workers in north London struck against outsourcing on Wednesday of last week. 

The Tories want to push forward with proposals to join the US in bombing Syria. They claim this will stop the rise of Isis and make Britain safer.

We have an opportunity to win significant change in Unison and put up a real fight against the Tories.

Refuse workers in the GMB union in Norfolk are preparing to take on bosses’ attacks on working conditions.  

The NHS is heading for a £2?billion deficit. New figures from health watchdog Monitor show that the NHS “overspent” by £930 million in three months.

Traffic wardens in Hackney, east London, have won the London Living Wage of £9.15 an hour and new talks over pay after calling a five-day strike.

National Museum of Wales workers are set to begin strikes across seven sites on Tuesday of next week. 

Some 300 people protested against library closures in Lambeth, south London, on Monday of this week.

Ambulance workers in Scotland have voted overwhelmingly for an official strike ballot.