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Eviction bans and a government scheme claiming to house homeless people during the pandemic are failing ordinary people.

Covid-19 isn’t over, but news of a seemingly successful vaccine trial has prompted a flurry of hope that an end may be in sight. But control by private firms will be disastrous.

The Tories are risking lives by keeping schools and colleges open—and are undermining the latest coronavirus lockdown.

Routine NHS care is being delayed in an attempt to cope with the devastating second Covid-19 spike.

After weeks of insisting that the meals would only be provided in term time, the government has said it will provide them during holidays too.

One of my young family members was in prison a while ago. During our visit we were treated like prisoners ourselves—made to wait endlessly in the shabby, dirty facilities.

Students say they have been treated with contempt by the authorities during the pandemic

Tory chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced that the furlough scheme will be extended across Britain until the end of March.

As millions of people submit their votes in the US presidential election, Socialist Worker spoke to activists about the election and how to win real change

Thousands of teachers struck across France on Monday and Tuesday in protest at the lack of coronavirus safety in schools.

The Tory plan leaves schools, colleges and universities – major sources of virus transmission – open

Hundreds of people joined an online rally and physical protests against the “job loss nightmare” on Halloween.