Issues Follow Follow

Over 1,000 people took to the streets of London on Saturday as part of the second Kill The Bill day of action.

London South Bank University has announced the wholesale closure of a series of courses with immediate effect.  

Over the last five years British Gas has dumped on employees from the highest height with countless business area closures, restructures, shift changes and wage freezes.

The scandal of former prime ministers joining with top civil servants to lobby the government for private sector gains grows hotter by the day. Sadie Robinson gathers what we know so far, and concludes that the problem is deeply rooted in capitalism

Political parties in Scotland have resumed campaigning this week. They suspended campaigning for the Scottish parliamentary elections after Prince Philip’s death, a move showing they are as out of touch with ordinary people as Westminster politicians.

Housing campaigners are gearing up for a day of action over empty homes on Saturday.

But despite the promises, president Joe Biden will still try to keep control in the region

London United bus drivers have escalated their fight against bosses' attacks on pay and conditions.

These are protests that have been advertised for Saturday and Sunday against the police bill.

More than 60 people were arrested at angry protests in and around Minneapolis on Tuesday after US police shot dead Daunte Wright in Brooklyn Center just outside the city.