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It’s a myth that the Bolsheviks were repressive dictators. Open debate was central to their revolutionary method

Includes reports of struggles to stop Islamophobia, an unofficial walkout at Sellafield, BA strike called off and housing activists organise

The first trade union conference since the general election got underway last Sunday.

 

The RMT rail union signalled its disputes on Southern, Northern and Merseyrail could reignite in the wake of the general election results.

Not so long ago it looked as if parliamentary politics in Britain was fragmenting.

Election results in Scotland shocked many people after the SNP lost 21 seats.

Parents, teachers, children and others are preparing to protest against school funding cuts in London. The demonstration is expected to be on Sunday 16 July.

New terror legislation is reported to be a dead cert in the Tories’ plan for a minority government, whatever else is dropped.

Labour gained 30 seats and ten percentage points on its vote in last week’s general election proving Corbyn's right wing critics wrong. We need to keep up the resistance to smash the Tories

The Guardian newspaper has been smugly congratulating itself for eventually backing Jeremy Corbyn. Here are some earlier Guardian headlines...

More workers from the Beach Blanket Babylon (BBB) have come forward about boss Robert Newmark’s refusal to pay them.