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Workers across 34 sixth form colleges were set to strike on Thursday this week, demanding more funding and higher pay.

Workers at Brogan’s Cafe in Swindon were in a defiant mood as they began the second week of an indefinite strike over poor working conditions on Monday.

Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner to be the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate after a landslide victory in Nevada last Saturday.

Tower Hamlets council workers in east London have backed strikes against a series of attacks on their pay, terms and conditions.

Julian Assange began his fight against extradition to the US in a London court on Monday.

US President Donald Trump pardoned a clutch of super-rich criminals last week including “junk-bond king” Michael Milken.

Why is the Labour Party leadership election so depressing? Clearly it has something to do with the line-up. In all probability it will come down to the choice between Keir Starmer, the shadow Brexit secretary, and Rebecca Long-Bailey, the candidate of the left.

As debates rage on the left over whose opinions should we allow to be heard, the right pose as free speech defenders to justify bigotry. Simon Basketter speaks his mind

We published an article on 7 January which Population Matters believes mischaracterises its position on a number of issues, and we have agreed to publish the following letter-

Fury erupted outside the Duke of Wellington in west London last Saturday after racists assaulted a black man at the pub.

We published an article on 7 January which Population Matters believes mischaracterises its position on a number of issues, and we have agreed to publish the following letter-

As Israelis prepare for their third election in a year, Nick Clark looks at what lies behind the stalemate—and says the occupation of Palestine lies at the root of the deep political crisis.