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Tens of millions of ordinary people face life in a polluted, flooded, sinking city, reports Sarah Bates

The row over whether or not Labour should back a general election showed how much power right wing MPs still have in their party.

For more than two years official politics has been consumed by a seemingly endless Brexit crisis and Westminster game-playing.

Cleaners, porters and caterers from St Mary’s hospital in west London began 15 days of strikes on Monday demanding equality with NHS staff.

We have to make the Tories pay for the thousands of people who have been killed by their rule.

The inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire should be a chance to expose cost-cutting, institutional racism and the way profit comes before people

Over 200 people joined the United Families and Friends march in central London last Saturday.

Latin America has returned to the headlines with the explosive revolts in Chile and Ecuador. They show how neoliberalism continues to evoke massive popular resistance

Boris Johnson was floundering and spinning his way towards a general election as Socialist Worker went to press.

Over 10,000 people joined Greta Thunberg in Vancouver, Canada, last Friday to march for climate justice.

People are becoming frustrated at the lack of change, reports Charlie Kimber

Vietnamese families fear that their relatives were among the 39 refugees who died in a ­refrigerated truck in Essex last week.