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An argument over LGBT+ education in Birmingham could pit two oppressed groups against one another.

There’s a paralysis and sense of unreality in British politics

College lecturers across Scotland struck on Tuesday, the second day of their action over pay.

The 2007-8 financial crash continues to overshadow the world economy. The big economic news last week was the decision of the US central bank, the Federal Reserve Board (Fed), not to increase interest rates.

Israel has begun building a new giant fence around the Gaza Strip to make escape for Palestinians even more difficult.

How the Pink Tide ebbed and what can be done to stop the reactionaries

Police officers involved in the detention of Sean Rigg lied about their actions as part of a cover-up after he died in custody, a police misconduct hearing heard on Monday.

Food workers declared victory last week as bosses backed off from threats about public holiday working.

Strikes and protests swept France on Tuesday as the Yellow Vest movement and trade ­unionists came together for the first time in significant numbers.

Support is growing for a planned school student walkout to demand action over climate change.

Close friends, comrades and family came together recently for a memorial to the life of Frank Stone who died just before Christmas

Theresa May faces another tortuous twist over Brexit with headlines about her “triumphs” already turning to dust.