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Around 2,500 Debenhams workers were cruelly sacked by profiteering bosses on Tuesday, as the retail giant announced massive cuts in the department stores and warehouses. 

Class, not ability, determines what grades you get in school— and the exams fiasco in Scotland made that explicit.  

Hundreds of thousands of workers held a two-day walkout last week as confirmed coronavirus cases in India passed two million

Fifty million face masks purchased by the government from a private equity investment company can’t be used by the NHS because they failed to meet basic safety requirements.

As schools are forced to close and childcare becomes less available the pressure on women as primary caregivers to children has greatly increased.Sarah Bates looks at why this is and talks to those bearing the brunt of this crisis

Boris Johnson has made it his “national priority” to get all children back to school next month regardless of whether it is safe.

The NHS pay revolt took off on Saturday as thousands marched in towns and cities across Britain. 

The latest test and trace figures for England, released on Thursday, are another record of disaster.

Early in Britain’s Covid-19 crisis, when figures revealed that black people were dying at a disproportional rate, right wingers rushed to explain this as a biological trait. It was proof, they said, of inherent racial differences.

The government is suggesting a second Covid-19 wave is about to hit Britain—but they aren’t doing nearly enough to prepare properly for a new onslaught.

A logistics firm at the centre of a spike of coronavirus was slammed for poor health and safety at the beginning of the crisis.

Government ministers have ‘paused’ a vital measure to protect the most vulnerable—without any evidence