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Thousands of people were set to march against austerity in Bristol this Saturday

The Tories are rumoured to be preparing to lift the 1 percent public sector pay cap—at least for some workers.

Two deeply unpleasant men are facing off over North Korea’s nuclear weapons. The world feels closer to the possibility of nuclear war than at any time for half a century.

The government is delaying the publication of a Home Office report into deaths in police custody that criticises the cops.

Over 1,200 people are dead, millions displaced and a third of Bangladesh is under water after devastating floods hit parts of South Asia.

Nurses and their supporters were set to hold a #ScraptheCap protest in London’s Parliament Square this Wednesday.

McDonald’s workers launched their first ever strike at the multinational in Britain on Monday.

The resignation of Kezia Dugdale as Scottish Labour leader is a chance for a shift to the left, writes Nick Clark

Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) will take a message of unity and opposition to racism and Islamophobia onto the streets of London on Saturday 7 October.

Predictably enough, negotiations between the Tory government and the European Commission over the terms of Brexit are running into difficulty.

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Three months in, this new podcast is proving a reliably delightful source of short stories with a twist of fantasy.