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An attack on a pregnant woman in Bletchley has focused attention on racism. People in the Milton Keynes town told Tomáš Tengely-Evans about their experiences, the impact of the EU vote—and how they are fighting back

Up to 20,000 people from all over Britain marched through central London today, Saturday, to say Refugees Welcome.

UCU union members at London Metropolitan University in north London have voted by two to one for strikes.

The decision to build a new nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point in Somerset is a disaster for safety, the environment and workers’ living standards.

I was among the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign members who met home secretary Amber Rudd in parliament last week.

Police failed to act on a 13 year old girl's complaints that she was repeatedly raped in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, a court has heard.

Bosses want to close down more than 100 crown branches and outsource them to companies such as WHSmith. They also plan cuts to admin, supply chain and cash handling services.

Junior doctors have stopped an attempt to end their fight against Tory health secretary Jeremy Hunt’s imposition of a dangerous new contract.

This weekend 26 workers from Egypt’s Alexandria Shipyard are expected to find out the verdict in their military trial. They are calling for support

The TUC bureaucracy was pessimistic about the prospects of defending workers' rights at conference in Brighton this week.

Thousands of people were set to march in central London on Saturday in solidarity with refugees.

A group of up to 20 teenagers beat up a Polish man in Leeds, West Yorkshire, last week in a suspected racially aggravated assault.