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As steel unions prepared for a mass rally against job losses in Sheffield this Saturday bosses warned of deeper cuts.

Junior doctors will strike three times next month if they back industrial action in a ballot ending on Wednesday of this week.

The government will give up to £5 million to South Yorkshire Police to help pay officers’ legal costs at ongoing inquests into the Hillsborough disaster.

George Osborne’s announcement of 30 percent cuts to the budgets of four government departments is just a taste of what is to come.

Dozens of angry campaigners protested outside the meeting of the Great Yarmouth and Waveney Clinical Commissioning Group (Health East) on Thursday of last week.

Warmongers are using the downing of a Russian jet killing 224 passengers and crew as justification for a new war in Syria.

Hundreds protested outside Downing Street on Wednesday evening and again this morning, Thursday, against Egypt’s military-backed president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.

Last week the Guardian newspaper published a statement signed by 343 British academics pledging not to cooperate with Israeli academic institutions. By Friday this list had risen to over 500.

Hated Tory millionaire Iain Duncan Smith insists his attacks on benefit claimants are about helping them find jobs.

Monday 2 November will be a day of trade union mobilisations against the Tory assault on the right to strike.

The House of Lords vote to delay tax credit cuts shows the Tories are far from unstoppable, says Judith Orr

The junior doctors’ revolt is growing. The British Medical Association (BMA) announced last week that it would ballot its 56,000 members for industrial action.