Prime Minister David Cameron has never been short of bare-faced cheek.
Wales is ready to fight the austerity imposed by Westminster
The immoral and irresponsible use of unmanned aerial assault vehicles
Disabled workers stepped up their battle today to save Remploy factories from closure as they feared a new £10 million government "cash carrot" could attract asset-strippers.
A man who spent eight years in prison having been wrongly convicted of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando is to fight a test case for compensation, it was confirmed today.
Public-sector union Unison called on two British police forces today to shelve plans to outsource £1.5 billion of services to privateers.
Frustrated prison officers called on jail bosses today to crack down on violence against staff.
Protesters gathered outside Buckingham Palace today evening to condemn the invitation of "royal tyrants" as they arrived for a Diamond Jubilee dinner.
Dockers at Tilbury will begin a second strike on Monday in a dispute over the "arbitrary" introduction of new contracts.
Communists urged the labour movement today to stand up for internationalism and reject Britain's membership of the European Union and the Nato bloc.
David Cameron insisted today that police investigating the phone hacking scandal must act on evidence "wherever it leads."
Offshore industry union activists will meet in Dundee next week to discuss safety concerns triggered by recent North Sea helicopter groundings and gas leaks.

