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The Tory government is destroying the future of millions of young people in Britain.

African journalist Charles Atangana has been released from detention in Britain in a major victory for refugee rights campaigners.

Over 6,000 members of the Unite union working at six airports have voted overwhelmingly to strike in protest against the offer of a 1 percent pay "increase".

Leaders of the GMB and Unite unions are recommending that 3,000 British Airways ground crew workers accept a job and pay cutting deal—in the middle of the crucial battle by cabin crew.

Charles Atangana, currently detained in Dover Immigration Removal Centre, has a bail hearing on Thursday this week. Charles has lived in Britain since 2004 having been forced to flee Cameroon after detention and threats over his journalism.

The British media have reported the hearings into the war crimes trial of former Liberian president Charles Taylor as a soap opera starring such celebrities as Naomi Campbell and Mia Farrow.

The British Airways (BA) dispute is at a key moment.

Cabin crew at British Airways are still waiting for their Unite union to call a fresh strike ballot—despite rejecting a "final offer" from BA over two weeks ago.

There were 24,114 incidents of self-harm in prisons in England and Wales last year.

Western imperialism has devastated Iraq. More than a million people have died since the US and British invasion of 2003, all because of lies claiming that Iraq was harbouring weapons of mass destruction.

The leaked documents shed some light on just a few of the horrors meted out by the British in Afghanistan.

Cabin crew at British Airways (BA) last week threw out a "final offer" from bullying boss Willie Walsh by more than three to one.