Solidarity is growing for outsourced workers’ fight for equal pay at Liverpool Women’s Hospital.

After a reported 1.5 million people join school strikes over climate change, Sarah Bates reports from the walkout in London—and looks at where the movement could go next

As an octogenarian, my views on antisemitism were shaped by growing up before and after the Second World War.

Bad news has been hitting the British car industry since the start of the year. In January Jaguar Land Rover announced 4,500 redundancies, mostly in Britain.

‘Labour is a very happy family’

Margaret Thatcher personally supported one of her MPs who had an alleged “penchant for small boys”

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign has called actions on 30 March to build an 11 May national demonstration. Socialist Worker spoke to its director Ben Jamal

Former police match commander David Duckenfield held “ultimate responsibility” on the day of the Hillsborough football disaster, a court has heard.

A Muslim woman has spoken out about the horror of an attack near a mosque in the wake of the fascist killings in New Zealand.

The massive protests that have gripped Algeria in recent weeks are inspiring. How can they win?

25,000 marched

Thousands of people demonstrated in Athens and across Greece as part of the World Against Racism day of protests.

Up to 25,000 marched in London and around 1,000 in both Glasgow and Cardiff

Thousands of people have joined marches against the rise of racism and the far right. 

Thousands of school students took part in the climate strike on 15 March

Friday saw historic action for climate change across 123 countries and territories and in over 2,000 towns and cities.

A man who took part in mass shootings at two mosques in New Zealand was a self-declared fascist.

Only one former British paratrooper will be prosecuted for two murders and four attempted murders on Bloody Sunday

Evidence has concluded in the trials of David Duckenfield and Graham Mackrell, who face charges relating to the Hillsborough disaster.

Workers who manage people’s claims for the hated Universal Credit (UC) benefit began a two-day strike on Monday to win a better service for claimants.