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Thousands raged in Manchester on Sunday to mark the start of the Tory party conference begin in the city

Unison union members at Barnet council in north west London began their first of six days of strikes on Tuesday.

An internet debate is currently raging about what bananas we would eat after a revolution in a new workers’ society.

More than 200 bin workers employed by Tower Hamlets council in east London are in their second week of strikes and are set to escalate

The British Social Attitudes Survey has found that Britain is far more liberal-minded than it was 40 years ago.

David Kynaston’s book A Northern Wind is a social history of 1962-1965 in Britain. It has fascinating stories and details of people’s

Traffic wardens in Camden, north London, say “going on indefinite strike from the beginning” of their dispute has helped them win

The Camden traffic warden's strike has forced bosses to offer £15 an hour for this year—an inflation-busting 18.1 percent pay rise

Up to 20,000 people may have died in Libya and tens of thousands have been driven from their homes. The terrible toll is

Refugees who were forced to live on the Bibby Stockholm in Portland, Dorset, have said the barge had appalling conditions.