United Kingdom

This weeks pick looks at the possible causes of the Virginia Tech massacre, the biggest peacetime shooting incident in US history.

An underpaying, exploitative restuarant boss in London was forced to pay a foreign kitchen porter his owed wages and also holiday pay when a picket arrived outside his restaurant, backed up by threats of legal action.

Members of the National Union of Teachers are set to take part in the first national teachers strike in 21 years in response to the government's failure to keep pay-rises in-line with the rate of inflation.

RMT station staff and train operator members voted Thursday by a margin of five to one for strike action in defence of safety on the London…

This week's highlight is an undercover report into the current Tibetan situation.

In a week traditionally quiet for political programming, this week's highlight is the biographical drama Silkwood, based on the true story of a…

Thousands of Job Centre and benefit office staff carried out a 48-hour strike this week against a new three-year pay deal.

Thompson brilliantly explores the changing relationship to time in class society, describing the…

The Wapping print works which was notoriously used to break the print workers' organisation is to close, with two-thirds of staff set to lose their jobs.

Reviews this documentary lambasting Labour's assault on freedom.

This week's highlight asks if the input and involvement of actors, musicians and artists in the revolutionary activities of 1968 helped to change the course of Western society in any way.

Interview with a Nottingham library worker about the imposition of new uniforms and management bullying.