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Resistance to austerity is growing. Tens of thousands who want to take the fight to the Tories were set to march through central London this Saturday. 

Tory chancellor George Osborne showered bankers and fat cats with giveaways last week, announcing big selloffs at low prices.

Young people new to campaigning and veteran activists told Nick Clark they hope the People’s Assembly march can kick off resistance

It’s sickening to watch the Tories revel in their post-election rampage. The days of carefully trying to detoxify their image seem a long time ago as they gleefully push through ever more vicious attacks.

Royston Smith, the new Tory MP for Southampton Itchen, is a generous man.

Tory austerity is wrecking working class lives across Britain—and their latest assault will only make things worse.

The Tories have unveiled plans to push up poverty, increase evictions and sell off more public services—and that’s only the start of their assault.

Unison union members in Barnet, north London, held a council-wide strike on Monday and Tuesday of this week. 

The shock of the Tory majority win in May's general election threw up lots of questions for socialists. Sally Campbell looks beneath the results to understand the dynamics at play in british politics.

The speed with which Cameron formed his new cabinet was a sign of the Tories' urgent desire to push through more austerity and racist attacks. Siobhan Brown looks at what we can expect.

People across Britain have already started to resist the Tories before they launched their latest attacks in this week’s queen’s speech. 

Leading Labour Party figures and political commentators claim that working class people have all become Tories. Tomáš Tengely-Evans argues the truth is more complex