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Tony Blair has refused to apologise for the Iraq war, and periodically pops up to argue that he was right all along.' Photograph: Mark Thomas/Rex Features

Don’t be nostalgic about Tony Blair. His effect on Britain and beyond was toxic

Electricians strike in Three Bridges, Crawley. Photo: Site Worker

Construction strikes spread – the fight for direct employment has begun

Steve Leadbeater

How to Twitter: part three – get tweeting

Demonstration against the Iraq war - London, 2003

Scotland – towards a new foreign policy

GCHQ, the Guardian and British political culture: lessons from the Snowden leaks

Marienna Pope-Weidemann

How to Twitter: part two – Twitter terminology

The unpaid intern and the mini-manager: organising 21st century workplaces

A Freedom Budget for All Americans

How to Twitter: part one – getting started

Stop trying to rehabilitate Tony Blair. We are right to condemn his record

Maria Miller and Cameron’s cabinet of crooks

Scriptonite Daily

A striking mineworker holds up a South African 20-rand banknote during a demonstration outside the Lonmin mine in Rustenburg, January 27, 2014

South African miners: urgent appeal for support and solidarity

Kevin John French

There were clashes between police and protesters as thousands of people rallied in the Spanish capital, Madrid

Spain: Marches of Dignity

The Fight For PAYE. Image: siteworker.blogspot.co.uk

Construction workers fight for a fair day’s PAYE

Jim T, construction worker

Stop the JNF banner at the protest

Protest against Israel’s Prawer plan

Yashika Bageerathi put on plane to Mauritius after a last-ditch legal bid failed

The case of Yashika highlights rotten asylum system