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Unite accuses bank of reneging on commitments as workers face higher costs, disruption to caring responsibilities and increased barriers for disabled staff.

A booming Greggs wants to shut four factories and cut hundreds of jobs. The bakers’ union says the workers who built that success deserve security, not redundancy notices.

More than 500 mental health nurses, psychologists and support staff could walk out this winter over a £25m cuts plan that Unite says puts patient safety “in the firing line”.

Defeat in Holborn and St Pancras caps a damaging week for Zack Polanski. But a 22-point rise and Labour’s slimmest-ever majority there show the forces behind the Green advance remain.

Labour MP says the case for Palantir should be tested openly, as the former deputy leader’s new job at the US tech giant fuels anger across the left.

Green party members voted by 1,022 to 813 to declare Zionism a form of racism and back a single democratic state, rejecting three amendments that would have softened the motion.

Seeing Tom Robinson live took Bryn Griffiths back to Rock Against Racism and the fight against Clause 28. Today, he argues, trans people are on the front line and Labour is failing them.

The prime minister gave the left much of what it wanted to hear in Liverpool. Moving words are the easy part – taking on the vested interests is where it gets hard.

With hundreds more jobs at risk in local radio, sport and Wales, the NUJ warns that each round of cuts weakens the BBC’s case for public funding and invites the next.