A UNION activist cleared today of assaulting two police officers by speaking too loudly into a megaphone claims he was unfairly prosecuted because

WORKERS at a carpet manufacturer in West Yorkshire were in talks today to end an eight-week strike over pay.

THERE is a storm of contrived outrage at the arrest of the British ambassador to Iran who was detained after attending a Tehran protest against the

A COUPLE are facing homelessness in Glasgow after fighting an eviction decision from their landlord as a result of missed benefit payments.

DEPARTMENT-STORE chain Beales has warned it could collapse into administration if it fails to find a last-minute buyer, with more than 1,000 jobs a

UNIONS and business leaders met today to discuss how they can campaign together to end the “injustice” of zero-hours contracts.

THE French government was accused of offering a “smokescreen” on Saturday as it scrapped plans to increase the state retirement age.

SECURITY guards at St George’s medical school in London are striking today for the first time, demanding an end to “second-class” contracts with ou

NEWSWATCH presenter Samira Ahmed won her sex-discrimination case against the BBC today, when an employment tribunal judge ruled that she was underp