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"You say you have no money, you say that times are tough.

A new production of the 1960s anti-war musical Hair has come to London after taking New York’s Broadway by storm.

It’s election night in 1979 and in an east London police station DS Karn and DC Wilby are eagerly awaiting the "new dawn" that will accompany Margaret Thatcher’s victory.

RMT union members at the Tube Lines company on London Underground began balloting for strike action over jobs last week.

The latest battle against cuts in higher education kicked off last week when management at Middlesex University in north London announced plans to shut down the university's philosophy department.

Gordon Brown took Labour’s campaign to the streets of south London on Sunday – but prominent local Labour supporters refused to be seen with him.

Campaigners for the Whittington hospital in north London were holding a day of action today in jubilant mood today as health secretary Andy Burnham was forced to confirm that vital services there would not be axed.

Abdul Omer Mohsin, Unite union convenor for London Sovereign buses, lost his appeal against dismissal on Tuesday.

Hundreds of construction workers from the Olympic site joined a Workers' Memorial Day lunchtime rally in Stratford, east London today. It was one of a series of protests around the country.

Up to 300 sacked Jarvis workers and their supporters staged an angry demonstration today, Wednesday, outside Network Rail’s London headquarters.

Over 100 people packed in to a Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) rally in Tottenham, north London, on Tuesday evening.