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Unite Against Fascism (UAF) and the Muslim Association of Britain have called a national demonstration—"No to racism, No to Islamophobia"—on Saturday 6 November in central London.

The grand leadership of Britain’s trade unions met last week against the background of the sharpest assault on the working class since the 1920s. They decided to do virtually nothing this year in response—because of "lack of time".

Fast-track deportation of people refused permission to stay in Britain has been ruled unlawful by the High Court.

Will workers in Britain overthrow capitalism and make a socialist revolution?

The fascist British National Party (BNP) branch in Barking, east London, is in crisis.

Cabin crew at British Airways have voted by more than two to one to reject a shoddy offer from bullying boss Willie Walsh.

Britain’s role in the Afghan war is in crisis. Commanders are planning to pull troops out of Sangin in Helmand province.

The nominating period for the general secretary election in Unite, Britain’s biggest union, has begun.

Cabin crew at British Airways (BA) are voting on a new offer from management.

The government has announced an inquiry into the British security services and torture. It is too little too late.

BP, the British-based oil company responsible for the enormous oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico is to pay much less tax because it can offset the costs of cleaning up the damage it has caused.

Joe Glenton, the British soldier who refused to fight in Afghanistan, was released from military prison on Monday after serving four months for going absent without leave (Awol).