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Make the corporate tax dodgers pay up!

Nationalise gas, water and other utility companies: Starbucks, Google, Amazon, Pfizer – the list of corporate tax dodgers grows. Also it has emerged that gas companies have allegedly been fixing the price of wholesale gas

North Wales child abuse scandal

Attacks on BBC reach fever pitch

Any sympathy for George Entwistle following his resignation as BBC director general after just eight weeks in the job was tempered by anger at his £450,000 pay-off and estimated £877,000 pension

Them & Us

USA elections: Voters reject right-wing agenda

Prepare to fight the bipartisan policies of the ‘1%’: Tens of millions of people breathed an enormous sigh of relief upon hearing that Republicans Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan wouldn’t be entering the White House

Greece: Another 48-hour general strike paralyses society

For a European-wide 24-hour general strike

Greedy capitalists threaten ship

Student demonstration: Escalate the struggle to fight fees, cuts and privatisation

The government’s higher education reforms will “put students at the heart of the system”, claimed universities minister David Willetts in 2011

Join the NUS demo on 21 November

Che Guevara – Symbol of fashion or symbol of struggle?

Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara is perhaps the most recognisable revolutionary icon, his image having graced countless posters and t-shirts, writes Tom Baldwin, South West Socialist Party.

Fighting to defend the NHS

Around England and Wales, anger is growing at plans being revealed for the future of the NHS. The most furious reaction is against cuts and closures in hospital services.

Workers and councillors must make a stand against 300 job cuts in Southampton

Labour-run Southampton council intends to axe at least 300 jobs and to slash services as part of its £20 million budget cuts for 2013

Rotherham byelection – No more ‘MacShames’!

Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) supporters in Rotherham have chosen local National Union of Teachers (NUT) rep, Ralph Dyson, to be our TUSC candidate in the forthcoming byelection on 29 November

Why I’m standing for TUSC in Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough’s independent mayor Ray Malon recently announced £11 million in savage cuts affecting 111 local services with a further £2.3 million of cuts to be announced in December, writes John Malcolm, Middlesbrough TUSC candidate

Commemorating the Clay Cross struggle

Save our server

Doncaster drivers go to war with Tesco

I’ve never been on a picket line like it! An armoured personnel carrier and a farmer’s muckspreader blocked the gates to the depot

Academy teachers strike against pay cuts

A real fightback against cuts

The consequences of the economic crisis for working class people is shown in the daily reality of life, more of us are struggling to make ends meet, writes a Unison member.

Virgin Media and the unions

Workplace News in brief