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A young documentary maker explores how community anger at the police helped spark the unrest that swept through England last August.…

Michael Burke explains why the UK’s budget deficit is rising, not falling.…

Nick Harvey reports on a campaign to expose sportswear firms who exploit women workers while boasting Olympic values.…

The guilty-by-association verdict for 10 Uncut activists is straight-up intimidation, says defendent Pete Speller.…

A recent UK Uncut action shames Dave Hartnett, Whitehall's 'most wined and dined civil servant' and alleged helper of the big-business tax avoiders.…

The latest Bars for Change film has got it wrong by focusing on Muslim extremism in the UK, argues Jody McIntyre, who wants to dissociate himself from it.…

Rushed decisions, disproportionate sentences and collective punishments mean the post-riots legal process is on shaky ground, argues Peter Speller.…

An asylum seeker is returned to Big Society - but for how long?…

Nan Craig talks to Tony Smith of UK Uncut about the rhetoric and reality of government spending cuts and the rise of people power.…

No-one who endured 'structural adjustment' during the 'third' world debt crisis from the 1980s onwards can have any difficulty in recognizing the emergency budget just produced by the coalition government in Britain.…