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There is a stereotype of war photographers as hard-living egoists hooked on the adrenaline of the chase.

The film did not live up to the preceding films and seemed unsure of what it was trying to be.

With a possible inquiry on the way, contaminated blood scandal victims spoke to Sadie Robinson

A powerful new exhibition at Tate Modern brings together the work of black artists from across decades of struggle in the US, writes Harold Wilson

Fifty years ago Detroit, the Motorcity, exploded in five days of rioting. The uprising marked the end of the Civil Rights era and the birth of Black Power

The question of how the revolutionary party relates to all groups in society remains relevant for the struggle today

Hundreds of parents, children, teachers and others marched in London against school cuts today, Sunday.

Hundreds of NHS workers start a new strike on 25 July. Recently they held a powerful march

Capitalism generates environmental damage and climate chaos—but we have the power to stop it by transforming the world, author Ian Angus explained to Dave Sewell

Strikes at a primary school in Ealing, west London, have scored a significant victory in a battle against academies.

Striking east London health workers have spoken about the big support they’ve received in their fight against low pay.

Glenn Wilkinson is one of thousands of people who were treated with contaminated blood in the 1970s & 1980s – and has spent years campaigning for justice. He spoke to Socialist Worker about the impact of the scandal, what lies behind it – and the kind of inquiry campaigners want to see