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The murder of Shireen Abu Akleh: Israel's war on Palestinian journalists

Israel's murder of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in occupied Jenin is part of an escalation of violence against Palestinians and particularly on journalists, writes Sara Sammak

CWU anger persists: Post Office workers strike across the country - News from the Frontline

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

Inflation at 9.9%: strike for better pay! - News from the Frontline

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

'This is a good strike': Hackney Council's strike-breaking efforts rebuffed

Hackney Council's attempt to break strike action by its workers was thwarted by a solid picket line that successfully blocked Millfields depot on the first day of strike, reports Carole Vincent

Hands off Al Aqsa: London stands up for Palestine

Following the recent escalation of violence by Israel forces against Palestinians, protesters gathered outside the Israeli Embassy to show their opposition, reports John McGrath

RMT ballot: will it capture workers’ anger? - News from the Frontline

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

Hacked off Hackney council workers prepare to strike

Unite members working for Hackney Council have rejected a measly 1.75% pay offer and rallied at the Town Hall ahead of their planned strike action, reports Carole Vincent

Refugees are welcome here: Protesters stand up to Boris and Priti's racist plan

Protesters took to the streets to oppose the Tory government's racist and inhumane plan to deport refugees to Rwanda, reports Shabbir Lakha

The very greedy Caterpillar - News from the Frontline

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

Manchester stands with the Chep strikers

Trade unionists and community activists in Manchester marched in solidarity with Chep strikers who remain determined to fight till they win, reports Martin Hall

Svitzer Marine dispute: Teesside tugboat crews win!

Tugboat workers who went on strike have overturned a pay freeze and won an effective 7.5% pay increase, reports John Westmoreland

Polarisation in France: fight Le Pen and build the left

Continuing collapse of the traditional parties, polarization to left and right: John Mullen reports from France

The murder of Shireen Abu Akleh: Israel's war on Palestinian journalists

Israel's murder of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in occupied Jenin is part of an escalation of violence against Palestinians and particularly on journalists, writes Sara Sammak

CWU anger persists: Post Office workers strike across the country - News from the Frontline

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

Inflation at 9.9%: strike for better pay! - News from the Frontline

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

'This is a good strike': Hackney Council's strike-breaking efforts rebuffed

Hackney Council's attempt to break strike action by its workers was thwarted by a solid picket line that successfully blocked Millfields depot on the first day of strike, reports Carole Vincent

Hands off Al Aqsa: London stands up for Palestine

Following the recent escalation of violence by Israel forces against Palestinians, protesters gathered outside the Israeli Embassy to show their opposition, reports John McGrath

RMT ballot: will it capture workers’ anger? - News from the Frontline

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

Hacked off Hackney council workers prepare to strike

Unite members working for Hackney Council have rejected a measly 1.75% pay offer and rallied at the Town Hall ahead of their planned strike action, reports Carole Vincent

Refugees are welcome here: Protesters stand up to Boris and Priti's racist plan

Protesters took to the streets to oppose the Tory government's racist and inhumane plan to deport refugees to Rwanda, reports Shabbir Lakha

The very greedy Caterpillar - News from the Frontline

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

Manchester stands with the Chep strikers

Trade unionists and community activists in Manchester marched in solidarity with Chep strikers who remain determined to fight till they win, reports Martin Hall

Svitzer Marine dispute: Teesside tugboat crews win!

Tugboat workers who went on strike have overturned a pay freeze and won an effective 7.5% pay increase, reports John Westmoreland

Polarisation in France: fight Le Pen and build the left

Continuing collapse of the traditional parties, polarization to left and right: John Mullen reports from France

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Israel's murder of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in occupied Jenin is part of an escalation of violence against Palestinians and particularly on journalists, writes Sara Sammak

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

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

Hackney Council's attempt to break strike action by its workers was thwarted by a solid picket line that successfully blocked Millfields depot on the first day of strike, reports Carole Vincent

Following the recent escalation of violence by Israel forces against Palestinians, protesters gathered outside the Israeli Embassy to show their opposition, reports John McGrath

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

Unite members working for Hackney Council have rejected a measly 1.75% pay offer and rallied at the Town Hall ahead of their planned strike action, reports Carole Vincent

Protesters took to the streets to oppose the Tory government's racist and inhumane plan to deport refugees to Rwanda, reports Shabbir Lakha

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

Trade unionists and community activists in Manchester marched in solidarity with Chep strikers who remain determined to fight till they win, reports Martin Hall

Tugboat workers who went on strike have overturned a pay freeze and won an effective 7.5% pay increase, reports John Westmoreland

Continuing collapse of the traditional parties, polarization to left and right: John Mullen reports from France

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation