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Crucial struggles over safety are taking place across Britain’s rail and tube networks.

Ask yourself a question when considering the news that an Israeli hit squad used British passports during the assassination of a Hamas leader: What would the reaction of the British government have been if Iranian agents had used such documents in order to eliminate an opposition leader living abroad?

Ministry of Defence figures reveal that there were more than 2,000 incidents of British soldiers going absent without leave (Awol) last year alone.

Cabin crew workers at British Airways have voted overwhelmingly for strike action against attacks on their jobs, pay and conditions.

Al-Haq is a Palestinian non-governmental human rights organisation based in the West Bank.

A judge has ruled that changes to working conditions imposed by British Airways bosses are lawful.

I don’t know whether Neil MacGregor, the director of the British Museum, is a secret socialist. I doubt it somehow.

Last week a 40-year old man from Suffolk was arrested and questioned over the murder of PC Keith Blakelock during the 1985 Tottenham Riots. The new investigation has rekindled memories of one of the worst examples of police racism and injustice ever seen in Britain.

The results of a survey this week about rape led to much media comment—and baffled reactions about the attitudes it recorded among people in Britain.

The swathe of Tory posters disfiguring billboards up and down Britain signal that the general election campaign is underway.

British Airways (BA) has suspended 20 cabin crew workers after they made comments on social networking website Facebook.

British intelligence is involved in torture.