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Last week’s teachers’ strike showed the anger that exists in our schools. Teachers in London and Birmingham told Socialist Worker about the reality of life in education, why they hate Michael Gove—and how to beat him

More than 100 people gathered in Brixton tonight, Thursday, to protest against the selloff of a local Lambeth College site.

Geographer Danny Dorling spoke to Dave Sewell about his new book All That is Solid: The Great Housing Disaster, and how government housing policy is creating problems, not solving them. Dorling argues for the return of council housing and the abolition of the bedroom tax

The Tories have drained £3 billion out of the NHS, a new report reveals.

A cap to the welfare budget means more cuts to make up the targets, reports Simon Basketter

Tory chancellor George Osborne declared today, Wednesday, “The message from this budget is this: You've earned it, you've saved it. This government is on your side”. That’s true if you are well off.

Up to 500 people attended the People’s Assembly recall conference in central London last Saturday.

About 90 people attended South Gloucestershire health scrutiny meeting on Wednesday of last week to show support for Cossham Hospital gaining a minor injuries unit. 

The Tories could be forced to scrap their job search website Universal Jobmatch.

Common sense tells us that immigration needs to be curtailed but in reality all controls aim to drive a racist wedge between workers with identical class interests

Up to 700 protested at the Scottish Tory Party conference in Edinburgh last Saturday. Marchers included anti bedroom tax groups, trade unionists, students and campaigners both for and against Scottish independence.

The government last week announced plans to push ahead with the closure of the Independent Living Fund (ILF).