Cops in London used force over 40,000 times in the first five months of the 2018/2019 financial year.

Royal Mail postal workers lost out on hundreds of pounds due to privatisation last week—and now top bosses want to give them another kicking.

The Irish government faces a mass movement over a housing crisis

Tory health secretary Matt Hancock offered warm words in the run-up to World Mental Health Day on Wednesday.

Tory benefit changes are leaving people with no money to buy food.

If the disaster that climate scientists warned of this week is to be avoided, there needs to be radical action.

There are more battles to come after a vile sexist was appointed to the US Supreme Court

Theresa May announced last week that she was removing the Housing Revenue Account (HRA) borrowing cap for local authorities.

Anti-racists plan to protest against the Democratic Football Lads Alliance (DFLA) in London this Saturday.

Hundreds of anti-fracking campaigners marched on a prison in Preston, Lancashire, last Saturday to demand the release of three activists.

Workers and students in France struck and protested on Tuesday in a renewal of the battle against President Emmanuel Macron.

A new report warns against further global temperature rises. Implementing it will mean challenging the logic of capitalism, argues Sarah Bates

Red Ladder Theatre Company, with the support of Leeds Playhouse, are putting on a new production of Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage and Her Children

While Brexit obsesses politicians and commentators, the super-rich apparently are more worried about Jeremy Corbyn.

The new biopic of Neil Armstrong is about much more than a tense marriage and celestial exploration

Stand Up To Racism supporters have been organising across Britain to take on racism and the far right. Here’s Socialist Worker’s round-up

Traffic wardens at Camden council in north London finished a solid five-day strike for higher pay on Friday of last week.

Birmingham home care workers are preparing to unleash another programme of strikes in their long-running battle against redundancies, cuts and privatisation.

Theresa May courts Observer newspaper readers

MI5’s agents and informants have been secretly and officially authorised to carry out crimes without scrutiny