Protesters gather across Britain against Rwanda deportations

PROTESTERS across Britain shouted with one voice yesterday to demand that the government’s plans to send refugees and asylum-seekers to Rwanda be s

Unite warns of summer of discontent unless bosses stop attacking workers’ living standards

PROFITEERING bosses will face a summer of strikes unless they stop attacking workers’ living standards “to pay the price of inflation,” Unite gener

Scrapping of nursing BTEC could worsen NHS staffing crisis, healthcare leaders warn

Ofgem energy cap increase could break the law, legal experts say

ENERGY watchdog Ofgem’s intention to let household fuel bills rise even further this autumn could break national and international laws on discrimi

Universal Credit is fuelling rise in homelessness, research shows

THE poorest people in England and Wales have been forced into homelessness and driven to crime by the government’s universal credit benefits system

Report of SAS killing unarmed Afghans sparks call for probe

THERE were demands for an independent inquiry today following the exposure of a catalogue of unlawful killings by British special forces in Afghani

Education union slams drop in funding for school refurbishing plans

Workers sacrificed on the altar of profit remembered at Durham Miners’ Gala

THE sacrifice of workers on the altar of profit was brought home at the Durham Miners’ Gala, which returned after a gap of three years on Saturday.

Key workers take centre stage at Britain’s largest celebration of the labour movement

KEY workers took centre stage at the Durham Miners’ Gala on Saturday as a postal worker and a nurse addressed the 200,000-strong gathering at Brita

‘We're back,’ unions declare in resounding message to the bosses

‘It is time for the trade union movement to be reborn,’ huge crowd at Durham Miners’ Gala hears