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The junior doctors’ revolt is growing. The British Medical Association (BMA) announced last week that it would ballot its 56,000 members for industrial action. 

‘He clearly loathes them’

The publicity shy war criminal Tony Blair has opened a public relations offensive before the publication of the Chilcot report.

In 1980 steel bosses announced a series of closures and job cuts to gut the industry. It was the newly elected Tory government’s first major confrontation with organised workers.

Angry protesters gathered at Downing Street last Saturday over continuing delays to the release of Shaker Aamer, the last remaining British resident in Guantanamo prison.

Staff at a care home in Solihull, Birmingham, have accused police of ignoring child sexual exploitation (CSE).

An academy chain paid over £800,000 in two years to “consulting” companies that its founders or trustees had major financial interests in.

Thousands  of people are determined to defend Jeremy Corbyn and his anti-austerity policies from the Labour right’s attacks and backroom plotting.

 You may be worried that your next bacon sarnie could give you cancer.

Postal workers in Plymouth staged an unofficial walkout on Monday of this week.

Fresh inquests into the deaths of fans who were crushed during the 1989 Hillsborough disaster have heard of serious problems with the original inquests.

A spate of stabbings by Palestinians in Israel has led to howls of anger in the mainstream media—but this ignores the real violence, reports Nick Clark