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Huge protests are sweeping across Sudan to confront the military coup that took place on Monday.

Striking scaffolders at British Steel in Scunthorpe, South Yorkshire, have said they want to escalate action after 19 days of strikes over pay

Supporters of jailed Wikileaks founder Julian Assange marched from the BBC headquarters to the high court on Saturday against his possible extradition to the US

The Tories are risking tens of thousands of lives by refusing to consider any new measures to deal with the rising number of Covid-19 cases.

A police unit in Wales tried to recruit a Black Lives Matter (BLM) activist as an informant—the latest evidence of institutional racism within the police.

University workers across Britain in the UCU union have been working hard to get the highest possible vote for strikes over two separate but linked disputes.

Rail and Facebook cleaners employed by outsourcer Churchill united to fight for pay and justice outside the company’s headquarters on Monday.

The emphasis on establishing combines rather than relying on Unite’s existing structures has ruffled some feathers. The question is whether they become launch pads for action

The alarm bells about inflation are ringing ever more shrilly across the world economy. Huw Pill, the new chief economist of the Bank of England, predicts that the official British inflation rate will hit five percent early next year.

Workers in the GMB, RCN and BMA could all ballot for strikes

With just days to go before the Cop26 climate conference, world leaders are already weakening their climate promises and protecting the fossil fuel industry.

A male police officer who harassed a female domestic abuse victim has been granted lifelong anonymity to “protect his welfare”.