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Up to 60 people—including ten bin workers—attended a meeting in support of the Birmingham bin workers on Tuesday of last week.

Public services are at breaking point after seven years of Tory austerity.

 

Theresa May has presided over vicious racist assaults both as prime minister and home secretary.

The Scottish National Party (SNP) conference in Glasgow this week met in a subdued mood. It follows a general election where the SNP fell from 56 MPs to 35.

 

The Spanish state is fighting tooth and nail to undermine any declaration of independence by the Catalan government. It will take the power of the working class to win

Theresa May narrowly survived an internal Tory party coup attempt last week in one of the worst weeks of her leadership so far.

Up to 2,000 people marched against the public sector pay cap in Edinburgh last Saturday.

Royal Mail bosses ran to the courts this week in a desperate bid to stop ­workers from striking.

Durham teaching assistants (TAs) began voting this week on the latest pay deal offered to them by the Labour-run council.

A coachload of protesters rallied at Downing Street last Saturday demanding justice for Yassar Yaqub, who was killed by police in West Yorkshire on 2 January.