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Supporters and friends of Shaker Aamer held a vigil outside Downing Street last Saturday. He is the last British resident to be held in Guantanamo Bay, where he has been imprisoned for nearly ten years.

Channel 4’s excellent season on the housing crisis finishes this week.

The use of Britain’s veto at the European Union (EU) summit last week has triggered a huge row within the ruling class.

Fewer than one in ten people support the government’s cuts, according to the 28th annual British Social Attitudes Survey published in last week.

Last week the Executive Council (EC) of Unite, Britain’s largest trade union, met in London.

Rank and file electricians walked off jobs, protested and blocked roads in towns and cities across Britain on Wednesday of last week.

Rank and file electricians walked off jobs, protested and blocked roads in towns and cities across Britain this morning, Wednesday.

The biggest police corruption trial in British legal history collapsed in farce last week.

The hacking scandal continues to cover the Metropolitan Police, News International and David Cameron in filth.

The unsolved killing of Daniel Morgan in 1987 is one of Britain’s most investigated murders.

The Tory-led government set up the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) in May last year. It is supposed to provide "independent and authoritative analysis" of Britain’s public finances.

Some 200 electricians gathered at the Balfour Beatty site at Blackfriars in central London on the day of the public sector general strike last week.