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Women in Yarl’s Wood immigration detention centre began an indefinite hunger strike on Monday to demand an end to the degrading treatment and limitless detention they face.

A controversial consultation on closing all five council-run nurseries in Salford, Greater Manchester, has been postponed following public opposition.

A noisy crowd of striking workers and students lobbied Universities UK (UUK) today

Britain's lowest earners are being cheated out of the minimum wage, a new report has revealed.

Terri Behrman, who died on 24 February, had a commitment to radical politics stretching back to the 1960s.

The Crown Prosecution Service announced last week its decision not to bring criminal charges against any police officers involved in events surrounding Duncan Tomlin’s death.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct has said five cops should face gross misconduct charges over the death of Sean Rigg in 2008.

The number of street homeless people has risen for the seventh year in a row—as temperatures dropped below freezing.

Intelligence services are neither intelligent nor a service. But the spooks are a dangerous force used to subvert opposition to our rulers

A series of recent scandals have exposed how police mistreat vulnerable people

A hearing into the surveillance of Christopher Alder’s family during a 2000 inquest into his death began on Monday.

Workers at Connaught School for Girls in east London held a lively walkout over pay on Tuesday.