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Theresa May and her cabinet of millionaires face a huge political crisis. We have to make sure that this moment becomes a turning point in the battle against the government and against all forms of racism.

All roads into the Windrush scandal lead back to Theresa May.

The resignation of home secretary Amber Rudd hasn’t ended the pressure on Theresa May and the Tories.

The Windrush scandal has revealed a stinking, festering hypocrisy at the heart of “Britishness”.

One Tory racist down, many more to go

Pressure on Theresa May and the Tories ratcheted up a notch on Monday evening

Anti-racist outrage has brought down a lying home secretary

Local elections across much of England on 3 May are a chance to deliver a verdict on Theresa May’s regime of racism, austerity and war.

A wave of anger at the Tories’ racist treatment of the Windrush Generation of migrants has forced Theresa May and Amber Rudd onto the back foot.

 Around 800 people joined an angry rally in Windrush Square in Brixton, south London,  on Friday night. 

Delegates at the Unison union health conference in Brighton this week voted by two to one for the leadership’s motion to recommend the government’s pay offer.

Jeremy Hunt, who is apparently still the health secretary, failed to declare his involvement in a scheme involving seven flats in Southampton.