‘Worst fears are coming true’: Northerners fear new coronavirus restrictions
The government has announced tighter coronavirus restrictions for several areas, with many northern areas facing the tightest rules. A three-tier ...
Year: 2020
The government is legalising and extending this infamous spycop’s criminal actions. And you could be a victim.
Note: for almost 12 months during the Persons Unknown prosecution, the author's home was placed under electronic surveillance by Special ...
Nigerian government officially disbands notorious police unit, but the fight against police brutality is far from over
The Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) is a unit of the Nigerian Police Force. Over the years, evidence has mounted of ...
BHM: This week’s top three short films
The time of the year has come around again when the British Film Institute holds its annual London Film Festival. ...
Inquiry hears child abuse victims felt they ‘would not be believed’
Children in care homes allegedly abused by the late lord Janner did not immediately contact police because they felt “fear, ...
Pressure is building on hospitals as coronavirus cases soar
Pressure is building on NHS hospitals, with a steep rise in the number of people needing urgent treatment for coronavirus ...
Coronation Street actor Michael Le Vell settles High Court phone-hacking claim
The 55-year-old, who plays mechanic Kevin Webster in the soap, took legal action against News of the World publisher News ...
Universal Credit is now an even bigger ticking timebomb
A thinktank has delivered a stark analysis of the state of UK social security. It has highlighted the inadequacy of ...
Greek neo-Nazis provoked civil war, seven years later they’re finally declared criminals
A Greek court has ruled that the neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn (GD) is a criminal organisation and that GD supporter ...
Marr outdoes himself by burying Hancock’s Mail on Sunday embarrassment
Sunday 11 October's Andrew Marr Show was missing something. There was an unusual Mail on Sunday-shaped hole in its paper ...
Johnson is gaslighting us, his energy pledge is just the latest example
On 6 October, Boris Johnson announced big plans to make the UK 'the Saudi Arabia of wind energy'. In what ...
Disabled people tell Hancock where to stick his coronavirus laws
The Coronavirus Act is once again under the spotlight. This time it's disabled people who are challenging the changes it ...
Patel snubs factory workers ‘robbed of tens of millions in wages’
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has written to Priti Patel to demand urgent action over labour exploitation.
‘I can’t breathe’ UK police restraint contributed to Kevin Clarke’s death, inquest finds
An inquest released on 9 October concluded that excessive use of force by Metropolitan Police Officers and "serious failures" by ...
Undercover soldiers: how the spy cops bill could bring the war on terror home
Most of the debate around what's been dubbed the Spy Cops bill has focused on the UK police and security ...
What ex-BBC Allegra Stratton’s new job proves about the ruling class
The establishment revolving door is turning again. This time it's former BBC and ITV journalist Allegra Stratton who is benefitting. ...
Police investigate Brexit campaigner Darren Grimes over controversial David Starkey interview
Scotland Yard said they were investigating an allegation of a public order offence relating to the interview.
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