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No Births Behind Bars: Feed-In for justice

The campaign to keep mothers and babies out of prison takes the fight to the Ministry of Justice, writes Katherine Connelly.

London Underground shutdown: Why tube workers are striking

Cici Washburn reports on the RMT's London Underground station staff strike and its impact

St George's Hospital workers strike against divide-and-rule outsourcing

GMB members at St George's Hospital have had enough of the two-tier system and not being paid, reports Kate O'Neil

RMT are striking for all of us: let’s get behind them - News from the Frontline

Counterfire’s weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

RMT votes to strike: The biggest rail dispute of a generation

Kieran Crowe explains the context and the significance of the overwhelming vote for strike action by RMT members nationally

No US nukes in the UK: anti-war activists protest outside RAF Lakenheath

The US returning nuclear weapons to British soil will not make anyone safer, writes John McGrath, reporting from the protest outside RAF Lakenheath

Gatwick: militant workers know how to land a good deal - News from the Frontline

Counterfire’s weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

‘Let them go’: Dalston stands up to police immigration raid

Tassia Kobylinska, a resident of Hackney, describes how the scene on Saturday when the community quickly mobilised to resist a police immigration raid targeting food delivery workers

'From London to Jenin, justice for Shireen': thousands march for Palestine

Fatimah Ahmed reports on the national demonstration commemorating 74 years of Israel's ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people and in response to the killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

'Close it down': Protesters mobilise against Hassockfield detention centre

Protesters in the North East took aim at the government's inhumane detention of vulnerable women seeking asylum, reports Lynne Saunders

Asda: fuming retail workers prepare to strike - News from the Frontline

Counterfire’s weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

North West FE colleges 'organised, prepared and ready' to strike against poor pay

Jayne Gillies, UCU rep at Bury College, reports on the upcoming strike action at FE colleges in the North West after UCU members roundly rejected insulting pay offers

No Births Behind Bars: Feed-In for justice

The campaign to keep mothers and babies out of prison takes the fight to the Ministry of Justice, writes Katherine Connelly.

London Underground shutdown: Why tube workers are striking

Cici Washburn reports on the RMT's London Underground station staff strike and its impact

St George's Hospital workers strike against divide-and-rule outsourcing

GMB members at St George's Hospital have had enough of the two-tier system and not being paid, reports Kate O'Neil

RMT are striking for all of us: let’s get behind them - News from the Frontline

Counterfire’s weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

RMT votes to strike: The biggest rail dispute of a generation

Kieran Crowe explains the context and the significance of the overwhelming vote for strike action by RMT members nationally

No US nukes in the UK: anti-war activists protest outside RAF Lakenheath

The US returning nuclear weapons to British soil will not make anyone safer, writes John McGrath, reporting from the protest outside RAF Lakenheath

Gatwick: militant workers know how to land a good deal - News from the Frontline

Counterfire’s weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

‘Let them go’: Dalston stands up to police immigration raid

Tassia Kobylinska, a resident of Hackney, describes how the scene on Saturday when the community quickly mobilised to resist a police immigration raid targeting food delivery workers

'From London to Jenin, justice for Shireen': thousands march for Palestine

Fatimah Ahmed reports on the national demonstration commemorating 74 years of Israel's ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people and in response to the killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

'Close it down': Protesters mobilise against Hassockfield detention centre

Protesters in the North East took aim at the government's inhumane detention of vulnerable women seeking asylum, reports Lynne Saunders

Asda: fuming retail workers prepare to strike - News from the Frontline

Counterfire’s weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

North West FE colleges 'organised, prepared and ready' to strike against poor pay

Jayne Gillies, UCU rep at Bury College, reports on the upcoming strike action at FE colleges in the North West after UCU members roundly rejected insulting pay offers

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The campaign to keep mothers and babies out of prison takes the fight to the Ministry of Justice, writes Katherine Connelly.

Cici Washburn reports on the RMT's London Underground station staff strike and its impact

GMB members at St George's Hospital have had enough of the two-tier system and not being paid, reports Kate O'Neil

Counterfire’s weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

Kieran Crowe explains the context and the significance of the overwhelming vote for strike action by RMT members nationally

The US returning nuclear weapons to British soil will not make anyone safer, writes John McGrath, reporting from the protest outside RAF Lakenheath

Counterfire’s weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

Tassia Kobylinska, a resident of Hackney, describes how the scene on Saturday when the community quickly mobilised to resist a police immigration raid targeting food delivery workers

Fatimah Ahmed reports on the national demonstration commemorating 74 years of Israel's ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people and in response to the killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

Protesters in the North East took aim at the government's inhumane detention of vulnerable women seeking asylum, reports Lynne Saunders

Counterfire’s weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

Jayne Gillies, UCU rep at Bury College, reports on the upcoming strike action at FE colleges in the North West after UCU members roundly rejected insulting pay offers

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation