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Workers at three oil and gas platforms in the North Sea operated by Total struck on Monday.

Children looked after by local authorities are facing a “silent crisis”, new research by the Social Market Foundation thinktank indicates.

The chief inspector of prisons has forced ministers into taking Birmingham jail back under state control.

Former South Yorkshire Police (SYP) chief inspector Sir Norman Bettison will face no charges over allegations that he lied following the 1989 Hillsborough football disaster.

A former head teacher and his former colleagues have been ordered to pay back thousands of pounds they unlawfully received from a west London school.

A postal workers’ union leader has responded after a series of unofficial strikes over workplace bullying and harassment at a number of Royal Mail workplaces.

Every week politicians find new ways to wage war on migrants. And they are openly using language designed to encourage racism and violence.

Over 15,000 people joined an All Under One Banner march for Scottish independence in Dundee

The Tories are trying to use the NHS as a back-door vehicle for deportations. Socialist Worker has seen two examples of how it works—and there are likely to be more.

Thousands of workers in Glasgow are preparing to build a huge result in a strike ballot that is part of a fight for equal pay

A woman reportedly set fire to herself in a London housing office on Wednesday of last week. The incident took place in an office of Tory-run Barnet council.

The media is using the Black September group’s hostage-taking of Israeli athletes in 1972 to attack Jeremy Corbyn. Nick Clark looks at the history of massacre, defeat and betrayal in the fight for Palestinian liberation that led to it