Guardian journalists launch historic strike over planned Observer sale

GUARDIAN and Observer journalists began a 48-hour strike today over the planned sale of the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper to loss-making start-up

Exclusive Streeting urged to back New Deal for Workers and block £100m NHS privatisation bid

Eradicate child poverty in 20 years, coalition of children's charities tell government

A COALITION of 120 children’s charities today called for the complete eradication of child poverty in 20 years, increasing pressure for government

Unions trade accusations in row over bullying and sexism

GMB members employed by Unite have begun a four-day strike alleging a toxic workplace culture at the trade union’s National Bargaining and Dispute

Plans to remove dangerous cladding ‘still far from a comprehensive solution’

Shamed Gregg Wallace apologises over ‘middle-class women of a certain age’ comments

EMBATTLED MasterChef presenter Gregg Wallace apologised today after claiming that complaints about his behaviour came from “a handful of middle-cla

Pensioners, small businesses and working people are not getting a fair deal, survey finds

PENSIONERS, small businesses and working people are being treated unfairly compared with big business and high-income earners, a survey of the Bri

Parliament votes for assisted suicide

‘Labour right’ MP becomes transport secretary as Louise Haigh resigns

UNION leaders praised Louise Haigh today after she was replaced as transport secretary.

Gregg Wallace allegations spark calls for beefed-up whistleblowing protections for TV and film workers

GROWING allegations of inappropriate behaviour by TV star Gregg Wallace sparked calls for beefed-up whistleblowing protections for TV and film work