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My prediction at the start of the year that “divisions among the Tories will become high profile” in 2016 has been amply confirmed.

Socialist Worker readers write in on Iain Duncan Smith's resignation, Tory plans for academisation, international war crimes, the German elections, and more

The Tories’ “living wage”, introduced this week, is a con. It’s only £7.20 an hour, applies only to over-25s—and scheming bosses plan to offset a higher hourly rate with cuts elsewhere.

Thousands of teachers, parents, students and trade unionists marched through London and other cities.

The British Medical Association escalates its programme of industrial action as Tories refuse to come to table

The Tories want to force every school in England to become a privately-run academy—but the plan has sparked fierce resistance.

Iain Duncan Smith’s resignation has exposed deep divisions within the Tory party, writes Charlie Kimber

Poor and disabled people who spent years on the receiving end of Iain Duncan Smith’s attacks celebrated his departure.

The government is extremely weak. But it will survive unless it faces serious resistance.

The cost of a George Osborne budget joke has soared.

Around 30 Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) activists popped the champagne corks and chanted "We've got IDS, now we'll get the rest" in Parliament Square this evening, Saturday.

THE TORIES are in tatters. Tonight, Friday, Iain Duncan Smith resigned from the cabinet.