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Chilean exiles and their supporters protested in London last Friday in solidarity with peasants fighting to survive an environmental disaster in southern Chile.

Over 150 activists seized during the crackdown on the protest movement against Egypt’s sale of its Tiran and Sanafir islands to Saudi Arabia have been given long jail sentences and heavy fines.

‘Wardrobes painted red and snubbed breakfast.’

While many an MP likes an expense to claim, it seems a few are less keen on declaring them.

Road blocks and picket lines went up around ports, oil refineries, industrial estates and distribution centres across France on Monday night and Tuesday morning.

Pressing issues face delegates at the PCS union conference this week.

This week’s queen’s speech will bring more attacks on ordinary people.

Don’t be like Tony Blair—whose war killed a million Iraqis, who lost Labour four million votes, and who paved the way for NHS privatisation.

It couldn’t be clearer that there is a chance to topple Cameron over the EU vote—but Labour is throwing the chance away. It should be boosting the left exit campaign.

Fast food workers from Britain and New Zealand held a meeting on fighting zero hours’ contracts in London last Saturday.

Workers at the National Museum Wales entered the third week of an all-out strike this week as politicians wrangled over who would lead the Welsh government.

The first housing protest since the Tories’ new Housing and Planning Act became law took place in Islington, north London, last Saturday.