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This film dramatically shows the attempt by two white farmers – Mike Campbell and his British son-in-law Ben Freeth – to stop the Zimbabwean government taking over their 3,000-acre farm.

Britain’s multi-racial music and street style is the subject of two new exhibitions – timely and revealing reminders of the ways society changed during the 1980s.

A session on combating the fascist British National Party (BNP) and the Defence Leagues looked at what has changed since the election of two fascist MEPs last June.

Some 14,000 cabin crew workers at British Airways (BA) are set to be balloted again from Friday of next week for strikes.

Independent publisher Serpent’s Tail is bringing MP Chris Mullin’s 1982 political thriller back into print.

After the G20 protests last year, the initial media response was that the police had done a marvellous job.

A court injunction stopped a planned strike by some 14,000 cabin crew workers at British Airways (BA) from going ahead last month.

Britain's largest bus operator has been convicted of breaching health and safety obligations over the death of one of its London drivers.

A recent report condemning British schools for damaging learning reminded me of a great educational project I took part in last year.

The Economist magazine recently ran a particularly excruciating image on its front cover.

Foreign secretary David Miliband has posed as a friend of the movement, calling on the Iranian government to "respect human rights".

Yemen has been ripped apart by decades of war waged by British colonialism, US imperialism and the Western powers’ proxy forces in the region.