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Around 350 people attended Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) meetings in Bristol, Birmingham and Huddersfield this week. They were part of a nationwide series of rallies on Confronting the Rise of Racism.

A fresh 48-hour strike by Southern train guards that began today, Friday, saw strikers furious at bullying and victimisation of trade unionists from bosses.

Turkish security forces have detained at least 11 MPs from the pro-Kurdish and left-wing Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP).

A police commander in charge on the day Nazis attacked Asian counter demonstrators in Rotherham has been likened to a character from TV comedy Fawlty Towers.

Some 400 people joined a procession last Saturday to commemorate those who have died in police custody.

The police officers responsible for two shocking recent arrests in Tower Hamlets, east London, “should not be part of the police force”, a youth worker told a rally last Saturday.

Up to 300 IT services workers at Fujitsu in Manchester began a three day strike on Tuesday.

Up to 200 rail workers from every region across Britain protested in Westminster on Tuesday in support of train guards on Southern rail.

Hundreds of people, including children, are still sleeping rough in and around the ruins of the Calais “jungle” as it is demolished.

A police officer lied in July 2012 when he gave evidence to the inquest into the death of Sean Rigg, a court heard this week.

Journalists working at regional newspapers in south London ended a ten-day strike on Friday of last week—and say more action could be on the cards.

Three police officers have been charged with perjury and perverting the course of justice at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court.