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The FBU firefighters’ union announced their latest round of action on Thursday of last week. 

David Cameron and Tory home secretary Theresa May posed for TV cameras last week in a house that the UK Border Agency had just raided.

The Trojan Horse hoax in Birmingham subjected Muslims to a racist witch hunt—and the recent report is full of contradictions

The reshuffle shows how Tory party has largely lost connection with reality, and is being driven by ultra-Thatcherite ideologising writes Alex Callinicos

David Cameron has culled top ministers William Hague, Owen Paterson, Dominic Grieve and David Willetts.

The government was blasted this week as the judge appointed to lead a child sex abuse inquiry quit less than a week into the job.

The political consensus to merge social care and the health service would be a disaster, unless the cuts are stopped and more funding is provided, writes Raymie Kiernan

The Tories hope that the announcement of a panel of inquiry into how allegations of child abuse were handled will get them past the election.  

As workers walk out against Tory austerity Sadie Robinson says there is a mood to keep up the fight

Activists talk to Raymie Kiernan about how they’re getting organised for the 10 July mass strike

The cost of a minimum food shopping basket has increased by 28 percent since the recession hit in 2008. Domestic fuel has gone up by 45 percent and transport costs by 37 percent.

The rotten ruling class hide behind a veneer of ideology—and the hacking scandal has torn it open, writes Simon Basketter