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Arthur Scargill has called on the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) to investigate his arrest in May 1984. 

Energy bosses are making a killing from fuel poverty. The profits of the Big Six companies rocketed by 75 percent last year, as the average gas and electricity bill went up 17 percent.

Tory minister Iain Duncan Smith wants to make it easier to slash the benefits of 550,000 seriously ill people, the Observer has claimed.

Campaigners in Glasgow swiftly reversed the eviction of a tenant hit by the bedroom tax last week.

The winter is barely underway but the NHS is already stretched—and the Tories fear they could soon have a disaster on their hands.

Tenants in Glasgow met last week to discuss the devastating effects of the bedroom tax and how they can fight to scrap it now, reports Dave Sewell

Firefighters walked out of work across England and Wales on Friday of last week and Monday of this week against Tory attacks on their pensions.

Tory health minister Jeremy Hunt is hell bent on closing even more A&Es. Within days of losing his court battle to close Lewisham Hospital’s A&E in south east London, he confirmed bloody new cuts in north west London last week.

More than 500 people joined the protest

Stories claiming that Britain is swamped by migrant ‘health tourists’ who drain the health service are dishonest propaganda for the Tories, argues Sarah Ensor

The government’s war on welfare is plunging more and more people into deeper poverty.

The Unite the Resistance conference was also a chance to debate strategy in some of the key national disputes.