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The Ministry of Defence must release some information on people held or captured by British forces in Afghanistan, according to an administrative appeals tribunal ruling.

The Unite union will not be calling strikes at British Airways this month, it has announced. It has agreed to continue talks with BA bosses instead.

The clock is ticking at British Airways. Cabin crew voted overwhelmingly for strikes at the end of March.

The British government is finally being forced to reveal the true horror of atrocities committed during the Mau Mau war in Kenya in the 1950s.

"The new documents strengthen our case. How can they say that the Kenyan government is responsible for compensation when they didn’t even hand over the files?

This Danish documentary is about the Armadillo "forward operating base" in Afghanistan’s Helmand province, shared by Danish and British troops.

The post workers’ CWU union has called a demonstration for jobs and against the British National Party (BNP) in Stoke-on-Trent.

In an important move, Unite, Britain’s biggest trade union, has called for an end to the air attacks on Libya.

Campaigners are mobilising for the biggest possible vote for the United Left group in the Unite union national executive elections.

Teachers are fighting a key battle against one of the Tory government’s flagship policies in schools across Britain.

It’s official—British Airways (BA) has the money to pay cabin crew a decent wage and reinstate sacked workers. Ex-boss Willie Walsh pocketed a £420,000 bonus for his "work" in the last nine months of 2010.

East London saw Britain’s first big, united strike against Tory cuts last week.