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The Tories are using the global economic crisis as an excuse to make savage cuts in Britain. They say that higher levels of unemployment, cuts to services, lower pay and worse pensions are unavoidable.

Disabled factory workers at Remploy sites across Britain are building towards strikes against redundancies.

Workers at British Telecom’s (BT) Barrow-in-Furness call centre have stopped job cuts.

Hands Off Our Forests (Hoof) has called a national planning day to discuss fighting government plans to privatise Britain’s forests.

Thousands of people rallied round their libraries on Saturday as a national day of "read-ins" swept Britain.

"I was running away from Mubarak’s thugs. I went to army officials and showed them my British passport and Egyptian ID.

This exhibition of British sculpture in the 20th century presents a dizzying array of artworks.

This 90-minute documentary celebrates the impact of reggae on British music and culture from the 1960s through to the 1980s.

The Unite union has still named no new strike dates for cabin crew at British Airways—despite workers voting for strikes nearly two weeks ago.

The working class movement in Britain faces its biggest challenge for decades. If successful the assault launched by the Con-Dem Coalition will devastate the lives of millions of people.

US president Barack Obama said on Friday, "The people of Egypt have rights that are universal. That includes the right to peaceful assembly and association, the right to free speech, and the ability to determine their own destiny. These are human rights. And the United States will stand up for them everywhere."

British Airways (BA) cabin crew last week voted by a fantastic 78.5 percent for strikes on a 75 percent turnout. This is a bigger vote than in their last ballot.