Joy Macready reviews The Riots at Tricycle Theatre on between 17 November – 10 December THE RIOTS, written by Gillian Slovo,…

It is that time of the year again, writes Simon Hardy. But what is the real meaning of Christmas under…

WITH BRITAIN predicted to go back into recession next year, and with a new credit crunch and the collapse of…

Around 15,000 marched in Birmingham yesterday. Huge contingents of teachers, civil servants, careworkers, nurses and local government workers from across…

November 30 in Leeds saw a solid strike, with the city covered in picketlines, and a massive demonstration and rally…

It seemed that everywhere you turned in Manchester city centre there was a picket line somewhere – and the strikes…

Workers Power leaflet for the picket lines and protests on N30 • No concessions on pensions • Link up all…

Biggest strike since 1926 • Government on the defensive • Serious public support for strikes Across the country trade union…

• All out on 30 November • Joint strike committees in every town • Workers and students unite – forward…

This is the motion which was submitted to the Unite the Resistance conference, but not taken,  on 19 November 2011…

Up to 1000 trade unionists gathered in London on Saturday to discuss the public sector pensions strike on 30 November….

Luke Cooper on Gramsci’s Marxism (followed by discussion and summing up below)   

November is a crucial month in the fightback against the cuts. Demonstrations and protests by students and electricians will hit…

DIRECTORS OF the FTSE 100 – the top 100 British companies – saw their incomes rise by an average of 49…

CHANCELLOR GEORGE Osborne famously claimed that, “We’re all in this together.” But when it comes to wealth and living standards,…

THE UN’S INTERNATIONAL Labour Organisation has produced a report stating that “social upheavals” are on the cards due to growing cuts,…

The government, backed up by howls of anger by those on the right, are threatening to strengthen the anti union…

Is the struggle over pensions limited to an economic issue, or is it a political fight, asks Jeremy Dewar THE…

No matter what they try, nothing seems to work… The world leaders have gathered at the G20, and European leaders…

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou gives way to a coalition government as the EU leaders attempt to force through more cuts…

Since the fall of Mubarak, workers have taken their chance to launch strikes and protests over both political issues and…

The Egyptian army’s attack on unarmed Coptic demonstrators has not occurred in a vacuum. It takes place in the run-up…

Violence against Egypt’s Coptic Christian minority, about one-twentieth of its population, is not a new phenomenon. Hosni Mubarak’s regime, and…

The electricians have a only weeks left until their industry agreement is ripped up, how can the campaign escalate to…

Joy Macready, an NUJ member, reports on the continuing struggle at the BBC BBC WORKERS are gearing up for battle…

MICK DOOLEY, a bricklayer who has been blacklisted and imprisoned for his militant trade union activities on construction sites in…

Fifty rank and file union activists, mainly but not exclusively from Unite, gathered in Birmingham on 5 November for the…

A new anti cuts coalition is being set up in November, it offers a real opportunity for the left, but…

Luke Cooper looks back on past efforts to build new left organisations and points to what we can learn from…