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Striking cleaners and caterers at government offices in London and Liverpool are set to link up their fights over low pay and outsourcing at a rally next week.

India’s removal of autonomy for Kashmir is rooted in racism and imperialism

Alistair Farrow explains how the revolutionaries Marx and Engels looked at humans’ interaction with the natural world

The younger royals like to foster an image of being progressive fighters for social justice. This was somewhat marred last week by a visit made by prince Harry to join a conference on saving the world.

Hundreds of health workers across the North West of England struck for equal pay on Wednesday of last week.

Tory home secretary Priti Patel said that people should “literally feel terror” of breaking the law.

Boris Johnson has promised a cash injection for the NHS, but years of cuts mean that much more will be needed to make up for the damage done, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

A dam holding around 1.3 million tonnes of water seemed set to collapse.

Readers should support Chelsea Manning in her refusal to testify to the US Grand Jury.

A strike by hundreds of the lowest paid NHS workers in West Yorkshire has become a flashpoint in the fight to stop privatisation.

After nearly two months of protests, Hong Kong’s mass movement has reached a critical moment.

Palestine solidarity campaigners are hitting back after an east London council refused to allow a rally in aid of Palestinians because it could be antisemitic.