Hundreds of migrants trapped in southern Mexico protested on Wednesday against the state’s immigration rules.

Over 90 percent of nurses in the RCN union have said no to the government’s insulting 3 percent offer.

Workers’ living standards have taken another hammering after inflation rose at its fastest recorded rate last month.

Black people were more likely to be stopped by cops, threatened or subject to police violence and falsely accused of rule-breaking and wrong-doing during the pandemic.

The reduction in Universal Credit (UC) by £20 a week will force 1.2 million people to skip meals according to a survey conducted by YouGov.

The Tories’ class war has escalated further, and it isn’t set to slow down. This week Tory Work and Pension Secretary Therese Coffey unveiled her solution to the scrapping of the Universal Credit £20 uplift.

Labour leader Keir Starmer promised very little for workers and rank and file trade unionists when he spoke to the TUC union congress on Tuesday.

The TUC union federation congress this week heard plenty of denunciations of the government, but very little sign of a serious fightback.

The film Herself tries to balance between a tale of abuse and an uplifting story of overcoming the odds. Most of the time it does it well, writes Sarah Bates

The film Herself tries to balance between a tale of abuse and an uplifting story of overcoming the odds. Most of the time it does it well, writes Sarah Bates

A survey of more than 20,000 working parents has concluded that the government’s childcare policies are grossly inadequate.

A few days after parliament overwhelmingly passed the first round of the government’s social care bill, Tory MPs are already having jitters.

Boris Johnson was expected this week to throw away virtually any protection against Covid-19.

Workers in schools are standing up against victimisation, reports Sam Ord

Johnson dominates British politics to an extent that no one has since Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair. The fundamental reason for this is Johnson’s willingness to challenge establishment neoliberalism.

Israel launched a campaign of raids, incursions, roadblocks, searches and arrests last week after a group of Palestinian prisoners liberated themselves.

The US military lied about the ­murderous drone strike that killed ten people in the last days of its retreat from Afghanistan.

France has warned the Tories not to do anything that breaches international law to avoid a “serious loss” of confidence and cooperation.

In A Long Way From Vietnam, BBC journalist Nga Pham looks at why Vietnamese migration is the second highest in Britain.

 Disputes involving members of the GMB, Unite, IWGB and UCU unions