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The Kinsley 3 and around 40 of their supporters protested outside C&D Cleaning Services offices in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, on Monday.

The NUT and ATL teaching unions are holding conferences in London on Saturday to debate and vote on plans to merge.

Theresa May’s ministers this week scuppered some of their predecessors’ key policies.

Residents from the Boundary House temporary accommodation facility in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, held a protest last Friday.

In a welcome judgement, an employment tribunal has ruled in favour of two Uber taxi drivers.

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The Tories are continuing a cover-up by refusing an inquiry into the Battle of Orgreave.

A new biography of MP and campaigner Ellen Wilkinson documents her fight for radical change—and how a commitment to parliament scuppered it, writes Nick Clark

ONE OF the main drivers of neoliberalism has been the removal of barriers to international trade. It is now in serious trouble.

Over a quarter of a million people in the West Midlands could be left with no art gallery, youth services or museums and just one library out of 16 in four years time.

The 1917 Russian Revolution unleashed a torrent of creativity in every field of art, from painting and sculpture to acting, poetry and architectural engineering.

The resilience of the gender pay gap is nothing to celebrate, Sadie Robinson argues—and the reasons tell us something about how the system uses sexism