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Belarusian opposition supporters light phones during a demonstration. The battle over the internet could define the way events play out.

Virtual battle in Belarus as VPN become crucial weapon against dictatorship

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Heavy-handed policing of protests could get worse once EU human rights rules wiped away

Brexit attack on human rights could lead to new policing crack-downs

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"Removing memorials as sentiments change is, actually, traditional."

Bringing down statues of controversial figures isn’t new – and it isn’t wrong

Monuments have always risen and fallen in line with our ever-changing relationship with the past

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"Workers say that every few months or so, bosses will make several sackings in one go. They believe it's used as a way to let the staff know they are dispensable."

Hidden cameras, mass sackings and a climate of fear: Life as a Harrods restaurant worker

It’s not just the service charge that workers are upset about

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Protesters gathered outside Harrods yesterday over the company's tips policy

Union boss arrested following Harrods tips protest

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"Management admitted to staff during the meeting that the company currently deducts around 50% of the service charge paid by diners."

Harrods frantically tries to appease staff ahead of tips protest

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"Women's Aid say that since 2010 17% of all refuges in England have closed"

May’s help for domestic violence victims is too little too late

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"Around 1,800 teaching assistants have gone on strike in Durham over a pay dispute"

The women fighting back against unequal pay

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"We want to remind British society of the crucial importance of immigration"

One Day Without Us: It’s time for an immigrant strike

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"Right across London low paid workers face a similar battle for better pay and conditions"

The low paid workers taking on big business to fight for better conditions

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Sisters Uncut occupied a council flat in Hackney following a march in the area on Saturday

Domestic violence conflict triggers feminist occupation in east London

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The Rhodes Must Fall debate is not a free speech issue

The Rhodes Must Fall movement is championing free speech

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Protesters outside McDonald's demand higher pay

VIDEO: The reality of working in the fast food industry

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Natalie Bennett protesting outside Kings Cross about train fares rising

VIDEO: Why do train fares always go up?

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Replacing grants with loans leaves students saddled with debt

Comment: Cuts to maintenance grants will hit the poorest students hardest

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Daniel Gardonyi could be deported despite having no criminal convictions

The shadowy programme which allows migrants to be deported on suspicion alone

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Corbyn came under attack after he attended the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday

Pick of the week: Corbyn bows down

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80 Royal Mail staff walked out over treatment of colleague with MS

Royal Mail staff flout strike laws to show solidarity with disabled colleague

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Hundred's of people attended a demonstration at Yarl's Wood detention centre on Saturday

Don’t let the media fool you – protest still matters

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