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Strikes and protests by workers are taking on the Tories. Teachers in several regions were preparing to strike on Thursday of this week against the government’s assault on education.

New measures will endanger lives and undermine liberties—and it’s all based on a lie, reports Ken Olende

Michael Gove’s new curriculum won’t ‘raise standards’ because it’s designed to bash teachers, blame children for failure and justify cuts, writes Sadie Robinson

Privatisation is not about empowering ordinary people. It is simply about allowing the market into areas it has been excluded from

Tory minister’s plan to freeze wages and blame health workers for cuts is a ‘massive insult’, says Sarah Ensor

Over 400 lawyers came together this week in London to organise action against the government’s latest attack on legal aid.

A conspiracy could be as subtle as a “nod or a wink”. So said the judge in the 1973 trial that saw six workers jailed for their part in the builders’ strike of the year before. There was indeed a conspiracy going on—but in the corridors of Whitehall. 

As Cameron's Tories launch another assault on benefit claimants we need more protests like last Sunday in Manchester and national strikes to get rid of them.

Workers at the sharp end of the Tory attacks need the union leaders to lead a fight that can offer the real chance of winning.

Plans trailed at the Tories’ annual get together show we have to step up the fight

Tory attacks on working class people have sparked widespread anger—but we need to get organised to get the kind of resistance that can beat them, writes Julie Sherry

Politicians in all three parties are struggling under fire to contain the opposition to the bedroom tax.