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Workers at Soas University of London have pushed back compulsory redundancies by threatening strikes.

Gallery workers at the Tate keep up fight after more than a month of all-out strike

Campaigning women have suffered another setback in their battle against the raising of their state pension age from 60 to 66

The Labour Party replaced its annual conference this year with what was meant to be a showcase for its new leadership. It was supposed to be all about “winning back trust” from people who abandoned it in the 2019 general election.

A Tory government knowingly put ordinary people’s health at risk and caused the unnecessary deaths of thousands of people. They then poured time, effort and money into trying to cover up their actions.  

Alcohol and drug rehabworkers in Wigan and Leigh launched a ten-day walkout on Monday in their long-running fight for pay equality.

Workers at Burton’s won’t let bosses take the biscuit

France is now tightly in the grip of a second wave of coronavirus infections.

It’s always been a mistake to underestimate Donald Trump. This is especially true now, when he’s fighting ferociously to stay in the White House. Not underestimating him means taking him seriously as a political operator, but also as an ideologist.

Comrades will be saddened by news of the sudden passing of Steph Owens on 12 September.

Are women held in a US immigration detention centre in Georgia being forced to have unnecessary hysterectomies?

A second wave of coronavirus in Britain is imminent as cases continue to rise.