Housing crisis hits councils with £1bn bill

Sturgeon's support for two referendums in Scotland next year called into question

NICOLA STURGEON’S support for two referendums in Scotland next year was called into question at First Minister’s Questions (FMQs) today after her o

Over 1,000 workers at a food-preparation factory to strike after bosses ‘suppressed’ pay rise

SUPERMARKET shelves may be left bare this Christmas after workers at a food-preparation factory voted to strike over their pay rise being “suppress

NHS facing one of its ‘bleakest’ winters on record

New figures show A&E performance is at an all-time low as hundreds of thousands of people are waiting longer than ever

Former Tory MP backs Labour's Cat Smith

Harold Elletson urged voters to elect the left-wing MP, saying Britain would face ‘economic disaster’ if Boris Johnson is returned to power

Bosses get big bucks as workers’ pay stagnates

PAYOUTS to shareholders in major companies increased over six times faster than wages between 2014 and 2018, research suggests.

Court allows Serco to carry out lock-change evictions on asylum-seeker homes

150 refugees living in Glasgow in properties provided by the Home Office contractor now face homelessness

Former Aslef president calls on Labour not to field a candidate against Chris Williamson

A LABOUR councillor has called on the party to “do the right thing” and not field a candidate against Chris Williamson in Derby North.

Postal workers issue ‘call to arms’ after court bars workers from their right to strike

The Communication Workers' Union says the judgment is a ‘genuine outrage’

Corbyn: ‘Labour's priority for Scotland is investment, not a second referendum’

JEREMY CORBYN ruled out holding a second referendum on Scottish independence in the first term of a Labour government during his tour of Scotland y