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Experience tells us that this will be a testing time for the community. The media is in a frenzy.

Much of the media was quick to declare Khalid Masood, who attacked people on Westminster bridge last Wednesday, an Islamist.

Theresa May travelled to Scotland on Monday to say again "now is not the time to be talking about a second independence referendum”. But Holyrood is now demanding one

Two court rulings have trapped a woman in a “desperately unhappy” marriage after refusing to let her divorce her husband.

Health workers have slammed moves to make them check foreign patients’ IDs as racist and dangerous.

Over 100 people joined an angry meeting in Lancaster on Monday, opposing Tory cuts to school funding. The Tories’ so-called fair funding formula will see England’s schools losing

Anti-racists and socialists have to act now to make sure the attack in Westminster on Wednesday isn’t used to deepen racism, bolster police powers and justify more wars.

The revolt to stop the Tories’ attacks on school funding is growing. Over 100 teachers and parents attended a meeting east London on Wednesday.

As details of the life of Westminster attacker Khalid Masood emerge, so is a veiled and poisonous type of Islamophobia

More cops, more weapons and more powers to use them and detain people. That’s what cops and commentators are demanding after Khalid Masood’s attack on parliament on Wednesday.

1,000 teaching assistants and their supporters took to the streets. They are furious at the Labour council that threatens huge pay cuts.

As the Unite general secretary election gets underway, Dave Sewell looks at the politics behind the battle for Britain’s biggest union