A damning fact about the BBC’s Assange coverage just emerged
If you regularly rely on BBC News, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the extradition hearing of publisher Julian Assange ...
Year: 2020
Johnson is royally put in his place at PMQs
Another week, and another Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) has left some of us feeling, well - underwhelmed. But much like ...
Coronavirus is disrupting early years education. And it’s the poorest children who’ll suffer the most.
Early years education has been severely impacted by coronavirus, according to a recent report, prompting concerns that disadvantaged children will ...
Universal Credit is back in the spotlight as the Tories dodge a massive issue
The Conservative government's response to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has consistently been in chaos. Now, an open letter is urging ...
This time last year, a baby died in prison. It’s urgent we demand all pregnant prisoners are released.
Disclaimer: the author is a member of Shoal Collective, one of the signatories to the statement referred to in this ...
The government is quietly trying to destroy freedom of speech in our schools
The Department for Education has updated its PSHE guidance to schools with new restrictions banning resources from "extreme political stances". ...
Western leaders ‘not serious on climate change’: Vijay Prashad talks Trump’s Cold War with China
In 2016, Donald Trump won the US presidency with a vow to stop China from 'raping' the US economy. During ...
As experts call ‘urgently’ for online teaching, students demand tuition and accommodation refund
Some 40 universities have reported coronavirus (Covid-19) cases since term began, while thousands of students all over the country have ...
Boris Johnson apologises for not understanding his government’s own coronavirus restrictions
Labour claimed the Prime Minister did not understand new lockdown rules for the North East, due to start at midnight.
Former Sainsbury’s boss to take on key Test and Trace role
The former chief executive of Sainsbury’s is to take over as testing director at Test and Trace. Mike Coupe, who ...
‘Let us out’: Isolating students hang window protest signs
Students isolating in their university halls have hung signs calling for a refund of their tuition fees.
Liz Truss says the UK should be ‘kinder’ to trans people. But her government’s actions don’t match this message
On 22 September, Liz Truss released a statement outlining the government’s response to the Gender Recognition Act consultation. In the ...
Yet another government U-Turn as parliament drinking hours spark public backlash
The strict deadline for England’s hostelries has been criticised by businesses.
Artist Ai Weiwei stages silent protest against Julian Assange extradition
Chinese contemporary artist Ai Weiwei has staged a silent protest against the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange because “all ...
Concerns grow for the welfare of a Palestinian activist on hunger strike in a Belfast prison
As reported by The Canary, republican prisoners went on hunger strike inside Maghaberry prison in Belfast on 16 September. This ...
Marr’s whitewashing of coronavirus just reached extreme levels
The Andrew Marr Show went a bit Covid-conspiratorial on Sunday 27 September. Because the host managed to dismiss the serious ...
‘Communities, not capitalism’ as activists demand action on second homes in Wales
On 26 September, campaigners in Wales marched from Nefyn to Gwynedd county council headquarters in Caernarfon. The march is part ...
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