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Hundreds of Barnet council workers in north London walked out for the seventh time this year today, Monday, against another wave of privatisation by the Tory council.

Some 20,000 anti-racists marched through Paris yesterday, Saturday.

Some 200 people joined the United Family and Friends Campaign procession in central London today, Saturday.

Shaker Aamer has thanked all those who have campaigned for his release when he arrived home after his release from the US prison camp Guantanamo Bay.

The campaign to defend victimised Unison union rep Sandy Nicholl escalated today, Friday. Workers from two unions at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) walked out unofficially in protest.

Shaker Aamer, the last British resident held in US prison camp Guantanamo Bay, has been released after over 14 years. He is finally being flown back to London.

Over 500 workers and students rallied this afternoon, Thursday, to defend suspended Unison union branch secretary Sandy Nicoll outside the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas).

Students and staff force security to shut the Soas main building

Dozens of steel workers from across Britain came to parliament today, Wednesday, to lobby MPs for government intervention to stop job losses.

The House of Lords vote to delay tax credit cuts shows the Tories are far from unstoppable, says Judith Orr

As thousands of steel workers face the sack, Tomáš Tengely-Evans argues that we should blame the real culprits and fight back

Momentum, the new organisation launched by Jeremy Corbyn supporters, held its first meetings last week.