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With Sisi in charge Egypt once more has a dictator that the West and Israel can do business with.

There has been no let-up in the use of false antisemitism charges against Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn

Workers on the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) in London walked out for 48 hours last week in a long-running dispute about working conditions.

The media wants to undermine stories of Grenfell survivors. It’s part of a push to let the guilty off the hook, writes Alistair Farrow

Workers at the Orion recycling plant in east London struck last week without going through all the usual balloting requirements last week—and won their demands within hours.

The best thing to do this week is to defend Jeremy Corbyn – and put tens of thousands onto the streets of Britain in solidarity with the Palestinians.

It’s a scary world out there. Powerful people are doing grubby things with personal information we may not even realise we’ve made available to them on the internet.

A British SAS soldier was killed in Syria last week—despite a vote in parliament against British army intervention there.

French workers struck this week as part of a revolt against president Macron, writes Charlie Kimber

Tens of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza have defied an appalling campaign of Israeli violence to join mass protests along the border with Israel.

The Tories tried to smuggle out five reports into their racist immigration policies last week in the hope they wouldn’t be noticed

Right from the misty start to the blazing end this play holds your attention.