Macron marks Bastille Day by signing arms deal with India’s Modi
Bastille Day marks the storming of the notorious Parisian fortress and political prison in 1789. The day is meant to ...
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Police turned up to a coal mine operating without a licence – to arrest protesters
On 5 July, Extinction Rebellion (XR) blocked access to Ffos-y-Fran coal mine in Wales. The mine is infamous for continuing ...
University College London security guards protest against ‘fire and rehire’ at university open day
UCL security staff held protests over University College London's (UCL) plans to fire and rehire staff at the university's open ...
Brighton university staff go on indefinite strike as one VC ‘flaunts his champagne lifestyle’ in their faces
Striking staff at Brighton University took their campaign to an international conference on Tuesday 4 July. It was over a ...
The Bibby Stockholm has once again been the target of activists in Cornwall
The now-infamous Bibby Stockholm barge is currently moored in Falmouth, Cornwall. The Tory government plans on using it to detain ...
Upcoming national day of action demands housing for ‘need not greed’
In March 2023, we reported on a new activist group called Housing Rebellion. Now, it will be making itself known ...
Just Stop Oil issues ultimatum for London’s Pride
On the evening of 29 June, protest group Just Stop Oil posted on its Twitter account stating that it had ...
At Brighton University and beyond, higher education is in turmoil
Academic institutions across the UK are in turmoil. Strikes, pickets, marking and assessment boycotts (MABs), and large-scale protests are recurring ...
Climate protesters target TotalEnergies’ UK headquarters
Climate change campaigners targeted the UK headquarters of oil giant TotalEnergies with paint on 27 June. They were protesting the ...
Calls for solidarity, as Turkish drones assassinate members of the Kurdish women’s movement
The Turkish military assassinated Yusra Darwish, the co-chair of Qamişlo canton council in Northeast Syria, on 20th June. Missiles fired ...
ACORN has been winning more victories for tenants across the UK
Tenants from the ACORN renters union have been winning victories across the UK over the last few weeks. Union branches ...
UoM students are not having it – despite cowardly bosses running to their lawyers
Students at the University of Manchester (UoM) have vowed to continue their rent strike into at least the next academic ...
IWW union wins back Plymouth hospitality worker’s unpaid wages
Members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) carried out a picket at a Plymouth restaurant last week, calling ...
Anti-racists target company refitting Cornwall’s controversial prison ship
Anti-racists have targeted A&P, the company refitting the Bibby Stockholm prison ship. The Tories previously announced they want to use ...
Jury acquits protester who defended himself with a captured police riot shield
A jury in Bristol found Kill the Bill protester Michael Truesdale not guilty on Monday 12 June. The majority verdict ...
As things heat up in Brighton, university students and staff refuse to back down
It has been an eventful few weeks for staff and students at Brighton University. The senior management team is insisting ...
Bristol Kill the Bill protester tells court how he used captured police riot shield to defend himself
A Kill the Bill protester has been on trial in Bristol Crown Court this week. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) ...
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