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Anti-Tory demonstrators caught up with the evasive Tory leader

Nothing much goes on in Anselmo’s world, which he shares with his beloved dog Pillo. Like any other farmer the land and the weather are the important things in his life.

Theresa May responded to her crumbling lead in the polls by returning to what she knows best. This morning, Wednesday, she lashed out at immigrant workers.

Jimmy McGovern’s new TV series promises to expose some of the monstrous practices that prey upon poverty rather than alleviate it, writes Sarah Cox

Campaigners have been mobilising across Scotland as a government consultation of fracking nears end

Unison officials block social workers' strikes in Kirklees | Rail strike suspended |Glass workers fight over pay | plus more

There should be no rerun of the Unison union’s 2015 general secretary election that saw Dave Prentis re-elected for a fourth term despite numerous flaws. That was the Assistant Certification Officer (ACO) Mary Stacey ruling this week.

Kicking out the Tories on 8 June could make society better, people across Britain told Socialist Worker

Terrorist attacks are often a brutal response to a brutal world, explains Simon Basketter—and the only way to end the violence is to transform the society that breeds it

Questions continue to haunt Theresa May over the costs of her social care policies and the dementia tax.

Hospitals in England “endured one of the worst winters on record” this year, according to damning new research by the British Medical Association (BMA).

Delegates gathered for the UCU union’s annual congress in Brighton last weekend. Members in the higher education sector conference defeated the union leadership by backing a motion calling for a “national industrial strategy”.