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Some 15 ballots of Unison union members in academy schools all backed strikes—and they will join the local government walkout on 14 October.

The Labour leader’s speech mixed pro-business pledges with vague rhetoric, writes Simon Basketter

The Campaign for Real Poverty is what privatisation should be called, argues author James Meek.

Cruise missiles rained down on Syria from fighter jets, Predator and Reaper drones and from the sea on Tuesday of this week.

Trade unionists from across Britain gathered in Liverpool this week for the conference of the Trades Union Congress (TUC).

Tory MP Douglas Carswell defected to Ukip and is standing for re-election in the seaside constituency of Clacton. Dave Sewell visited the town and spoke to people hit by the crisis

Labour is not providing an alternative to the misery and anger that the Tories’ cuts are creating, say two former Labour Party councillors.

The No campaign is in trouble with the Scottish independence vote too close to call, writes Raymie Kiernan

It wasn’t supposed to be like this for Britain's political elite. Less than year ago the unionist Better Together campaign in Scotland felt assured of victory. Now it is hanging by a thread

Dave Sewell looks at what socialists in Britain can learn from the unravelling of Francois Hollande’s Labour-style government

Two hundred people protested in Glasgow outside a closed meeting of the CBI bosses’ organisation last week. David Cameron had chosen to address them rather than talk to Scottish voters.

Doncaster Care UK workers began a three-week strike on Monday of this week.