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Scottish TUC deputy general secretary Dave Moxham's call to “challenge the public sector pay freeze” comes as 70,000 council workers ballot for strikes over pay

Pro-choice protesters stopped anti-abortionists from marching in Birmingham last Saturday

Workers at the Picturehouse chain of cinemas held a demonstration outside the Cineworld cinema firm’s AGM on Thursday of last week. Cineworld is the parent company of Picturehouse.

Hundreds of electricians across the Crossrail project in London “cabined up” on Monday morning at the Canning Town, Holborn and Mile End shafts.

Cleaners employed by outsourcing firm Noonan at the LSE university on Wednesday continued their strike for equal pay and conditions as workers employed directly by the LSE. Cleaners currently get the statutory minimum sick pay of just £83.95 a week for a maximum of 28 weeks.

It’s easy to forget that one of the reasons Theresa May called the snap election was to stop a second independence referendum.

In the aftermath of the attack ordinary people rushed to help each other and collectively organise getting people to safety.

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has spoken to tens of thousands of people across Britain during the last week. It’s a sign of the energy behind Labour’s campaign, and how his radical policies are enthusing people.

Around 50 anti-fascists turned out in Brighton to see off French Front National candidate Tony Thommes.

The Unite union suspended all industrial action at IT firm Fujitsu after receiving a new offer from bosses.

Imagine Moscow exhibition showing until 4 June at The Design Museum London, W8 6AG

Argos warehouse workers defied bosses’ legal threats to begin a two-week walkout at five depots across England last Wednesday.