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The streets of central London were alive with resistance as tens of thousands joined the End Austerity Now demonstration today, Saturday. The People’s Assembly organisers said that up to 250,000 had taken part. 

Greece’s creditors and the institutions that represent them keep sending one message, “Patience is running out”.

Workers debated their union's strategy for fighting cuts at Unison's local government conference

Resistance to austerity is growing. Tens of thousands who want to take the fight to the Tories were set to march through central London this Saturday. 

Tory chancellor George Osborne showered bankers and fat cats with giveaways last week, announcing big selloffs at low prices.

Up to 600 Filipino health workers and supporters rallied outside the Daily Mail’s west London offices last Saturday, to defiant chants of “End racism now”.

Tory austerity is wrecking working class lives across Britain—and their latest assault will only make things worse.

The Tories have unveiled plans to push up poverty, increase evictions and sell off more public services—and that’s only the start of their assault.

Millions of workers look for relief from the Tories’ latest onslaught. But activists looking at the Labour Party’s leadership election will despair.

People across Britain have already started to resist the Tories before they launched their latest attacks in this week’s queen’s speech. 

Hospital workers walked out across Greece on Wednesday of last week, in the biggest strike since the election of radical left party Syriza in January.

Women from the radical left were expected to become mayors of the Spanish state’s two biggest cities after last weekend’s local and regional elections.