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Workers at a jobcentre in Sheffield began their second week-long strike on Monday.

Will new revelations start to unravel US president’s tangled web of lies about lies, asks Simon Basketter

Shorts reports from the week including industrial action, refugee solidarity, opposing Ukip and resisting council cuts

The family and friends of Edson Da Costa have organised a fundraiser to help with funeral and legal costs.

Raymie Kiernan’s piece on the Football Lads Alliance (FLA) was timely (Socialist Worker, 5 July). As Raymie says, the FLA is trying to learn lessons from the English Defence League’s (EDL) implosion.

Chancellor Philip Hammond is not denying reports that he told his cabinet colleagues that public sector workers are “overpaid”.

Mobilisations bring success but bitter Labour MPs still want more concessions, reports Nick Clark

A fancy dress party organised by a flute band in an Orange Order hall has caused outrage after it was won by a man and woman dressed as Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun.

Tony Blair's latest intervention in the Brexit debate shows him to be unusually self-deluding even by his standards. He still doesn’t seem to understand that every time he opens his mouth he damages whatever cause he’s supporting.

Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) activists mobilised last week in response to racist attacks in Manchester and Cambridge.

Activists from the Socialist Forum in Lebanon are facing a campaign of threats and intimidation after they called for a protest in solidarity with Syrian refugees.

Tory education secretary Justine Greening confirmed this week that schools across England face real terms funding cuts.