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The British National Party tried to hold its annual conference in secret in Wavertree, Liverpool.

The Department for Work and Pensions announced the closure of 19 job centres across Britain on Friday of last week after a period of consultation. They originally proposed closing 22 centres.

Thousands of disability campaigners flocked to city centres around Britain last Saturday as part of the latest Hardest Hit day of action.

Over 200 people from Hastings and St Leonard’s protested for up to five hours last Saturday to prevent fascist British National Party leader Nick Griffin from speaking at a local village hall.

Around 1000 young people and youth workers in delegations from across Britain lobbied parliament this Tuesday against cuts to youth services.

The campaign to release south London IT worker Babar Ahmad is asking supporters to sign an e‑petition which demands he should be tried in Britain.

The Occupy London camp outside St Paul’s Cathedral is digging in for the long haul. It has now been there for over a week.

Three million workers are set to strike on 30 November. They have the power to transform the political situation in Britain.

In 1972 over 300,000 building workers struck across Britain over pay and contracts.

Trade unionists across Britain are building for the Unite the Resistance convention in London on 19 November.

The biggest ballot in Britain’s trade union history has begun.

Did the British government send a family to be tortured in Libya as a gift to Colonel Gaddafi? Sami al-Saadi says so—and he is claiming damages for the years of torture he suffered.