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Students, young people and workers are fighting the criminalisation of dissent.

The police and the state are clamping down on our right to protest as the anti-cuts movement gathers pace.

Five police officers in Edmonton, north London, face the sack after smashing their way into a car to arrest the driver.

The family of Michael Sweeney, a 37 year old scaffolder, have demanded an inquiry into his death.

PC Simon Harwood, the riot cop who shoved Ian Tomlinson before he died, will face trial for manslaughter.

An event to discuss the death of Smiley Culture attracted over 100 people in south London last Saturday.

Metropolitan police, and other forces across Britain, used the royal wedding to crackdown on "potential protesters".

Up to 200 people attended a public meeting in defence of student protester Bryan Simpson at Strathclyde university last Friday.

Bristol’s streets were again in flames as riots erupted for a second time on Thursday of last week.

The jury at the inquest into the death of Ian Tomlinson had just ruled that he was unlawfully killed as Socialist Worker went to press.

Police are using the royal wedding as an excuse to take their revenge on activists. They have launched a major crackdown over the past week—including raids on squats and social centres, arrests and fresh charges for protesters.

The inquest into Ian Tomlinson’s death concluded hearing evidence on Thursday of last week.