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Around 3,000 protesters took the streets outside parliament as MPs inside voted for war. The first airstrike was launched just a few hours later.

Ex nurse Leanne Walters was there with her children. She told Socialist Worker, “What they want to do is inhuman. I don’t think Syrian children are worth any less than my own children. It’s important that we all came out tonight.”

The Tories may have been pushed into a U-turn, but the Autumn Statement isn’t good news, says Simon Basketter

Junior doctors across England were set to walkout for 12 hours this morning, Tuesday, in the first of three planned walkouts.

Contrary to claims by some of the press austerity is not over. Socialist Worker looks in more detail at Tory chancellor George Osborne’s Autumn Statement

Politicians meet in committee rooms and sit on the green benches making decisions that can mean life or death.

The multiple identities of Tory minister Grant Shapps quit last week. Shapps handed Tory aide Mark Clarke a key job for the 2015 election.

The London Ambulance Service (LAS) was branded inadequate and unsafe by the Care Quality Commission in a report released last week. It was the first ambulance trust to be put into “special measures”. The findings came as no surprise to any of us who work there.

Inquests into the deaths of fans who died due to the Hillsborough disaster have heard that better treatment may have helped some victims survive.

The Tories want savage new cuts—but activists can take advantage of their divisions, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

Driving examiners began a two-day strike today, Thursday, against bosses’ plans at the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) to increase their working day to fit in more tests.

The fight for the NHS is on after junior doctors declared war on the Tories with an overwhelming vote for strikes this week.