
The autumn statement saw a victory for fair pay – but the battle’s not over yet
The autumn statement saw victories for the TUC’s Pay Fair campaign against regional pay, but the battle’s not over yet.

The autumn statement saw victories for the TUC’s Pay Fair campaign against regional pay, but the battle’s not over yet.

The National Front wreath at the Cenotaph dishonours all those who fought Hitler, writes James Hallwood.

Larry Smith’s latest round-up of the US Presidential election campaign.

School sport: new regulations come in to force on Wedneseday which get rid of the requirement on all schools to have decent sized playing fields.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, writes about the need to march for a future that works, and against the Tory cuts.

Research released today shows teachers have seen a huge increase in the number of pupils coming to school hungry, reports Shamik Das.

Finance minister Jane Hutt delivered the second draft budget since the 2011 Assembly elections in Wales yesterday.

With deep austerity in place in Spain hitting workers, hospitals and school hardest is it really fair €1.7 billion has been loaned to the Ministry of Defence?

The PCS Union in Scotland has branded Scottish finance secretary John Swinney as being “George Osborne with a kilt” following his budget.

Joe O’Donnell is a writer at Incomes Data Services (IDS) and is writing this in a personal capacity. The Telegraph recently published an article entitled ‘Teachers “face sack” for refusing to endorse gay marriage’. This hyperbolic report uses Aidan O’Neilltest