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Lecturing staff across Scotland’s further education colleges voted resoundingly last week for industrial action. They want to force employers to honour the deal they struck almost a year ago over pay and conditions.

As part of Israeli Apartheid Week I was asked to speak at events at universities in Liverpool and Preston.

Ukip is in a “mess” according to party leader Paul Nuttall.

Tory chancellor Philip Hammond’s budget will look after the rich and turn the screw on workers and the poor.

A number of Labour MPs say they’re definitely not going to challenge Jeremy Corbyn for the leadership. Not right now anyway.

On the 80th anniversary of George Orwell’s classic The Road to Wigan Pier, Simon Basketter looks at his account of working class life and the left

Tomáš Tengely-Evans reports from last Saturday’s huge NHS march and argues that Tory cuts can be beaten

‘PC brigade declare the end of mankind’

With a key court ruling expected very soon, the forces for and against President Park are mobilising

Social work staff in Kirklees Council children’s services held a one-hour walkout last Thursday.

Workers at the Equality and Human Rights Commission are determined to keep fighting after seven of them were sacked by email while on strike last month.

Parents, teachers and other campaigners joined a public meeting over school funding cuts in Hammersmith, west London, on Tuesday of last week. The meeting was backed by the local council.