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It’s no surprise that 2017 begins with attacks on migrant workers. But it’s disappointing that so many come from members of the Labour Party.

Labour politicians claim the party has to be ‘tougher’ on immigration—or risk losing workers to Ukip. Nick Clark argues that aping the racist party will only fuel its success

Ordinary people are told that it is in their interests to support the European Single Market. In reality the single market was designed to nurture and protect giant corporations.

A big protest in defence of refugees made links with detainees locked up at Yarl’s Wood, reports Freya Blake

Racists have seized on a new report on segregation in Britain.

Shadow home secretary Diane Abbott has slammed calls for Labour to oppose immigration.

So much of what’s said about the supposed economic damage caused by migration is driven by xenophobic fantasy that has nothing to do with any genuine evidence

A series of mass drownings has brought the number of deaths in the Mediterranean this year to 4,700—20 percent more than the total for 2015.

Some patients are being forced to show their passports before receiving NHS treatment—and the attack could spread to other areas.

Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) campaigners joined protests and rallies across Britain last week—from central London to small-town Devon.

Labour needs to choose between defending migrants and pandering to racist ‘concerns’, writes Nick Clark

Hundreds of people, including children, are still sleeping rough in and around the ruins of the Calais “jungle” as it is demolished.