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Photographer Ceres spoke to Alistair Farrow about the influences behind his new book Hiraeth

London lyricist and musician Ghostpoet’s fourth album Dark Days and Canapes takes a more explicitly, and welcome, political direction than his previous work.

Activists in Barcelona made sure a protest in response to terror attacks opposed war and racism, reports Maria Dantas

In Geneva, Switzerland, last week, the United Nations (UN) disability committee told Britain’s government that its cuts have led to “human catastrophe”.

McDonald’s workers at the heart of organising historic strikes told Tomáš Tengely-Evans how they did it

What do the experiences of other left wing governments tell us about the possibilities for a future Jeremy Corbyn Labour government?

After sixteen years of occupation the US is preparing to send thousands more troops to Afghanistan. Nick Clark argues it could be the graveyard of empire

The Western-backed offensive to retake the Syrian city of Raqqa from Isis has killed “hundreds of civilians”.

Official figures released in the last few days have underlined how the debate about migration is rooted in scaremongering and lies.

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn spoke to around 2,000 people at rallies and mass meetings in Glasgow yesterday, Thursday.

Britain’s government is breaching disabled people’s human rights, a United Nations (UN) committee heard yesterday, Wednesday.