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Of the various inaccuracies, bigoted comments, and downright lies spewed by Donald Trump during his election campaign, none became more ...

A Japanese company has revealed how artificial intelligence will revolutionise work

by Sam Woolfe

14 September 2017

Japanese insurance firm Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance is planning to make 34 employees redundant. But they are being replaced by an artificial ...

The Economist just stuck a massive two fingers up at the PM, and she’s really not going to like it

by Jessica Gay

As Theresa May woke up on Friday 6 January, she may not have enjoyed seeing the front page of The Economist. For ...

Families left with just FIFTY PENCE for rent after merciless Tory cuts

Many families have just 50p to pay their rent, thanks to government cuts. The shocking statistics come as rental prices are ...

Mary Poppins is back, but she’s finding it hard to breathe [IMAGES]

Mary Poppins paid a flying visit to parliament on Friday 6 January. The eponymous character from the classic Disney film was ...

There’s one shocking Obama legacy the media is trying desperately to ignore

by Tracy Keeling

As Barack Obama's presidency draws to a close, media outlets are clambering to sum up his legacy. But there is ...

A Corbyn-supporting group has big plans for 2017, and it wants to see the world transformed

13 February 2017

A Jeremy Corbyn-supporting grassroots activism group is launching a series of campaigns during 2017. The World Transformed (TWT) will be ...

The PM’s fumbling is catching up with her, and people are finally seeing her true colours [TWEETS]

by John Shafthauer

Theresa May has been criticised for her incompetence, her bland authoritarianism, and her dedication to invasive surveillance. Now, people are ...

Blackwater founder Erik Prince wants to privatise Europe’s migrant crisis. Only good things can come of this. Not. [OPINION]

by Sophia Akram

The Financial Times has published a new column but its author is former founding CEO of fallen private military security company ...

Israeli soldier convicted of manslaughter, but calls for his pardon come right from the top

by John Shafthauer

In March 2016, an Israeli soldier shot a 21-year-old Palestinian in the head as he lay injured and motionless on ...

Virgin Care faces tackling one of the highest levels of malnutrition on record

by Jessica Gay

In November 2016, Richard Branson's Virgin Care bought up one of the biggest chunks of our NHS yet. In an ...

Britons already queuing up to call Radio Farage and tell him what they think

by John Shafthauer

When LBC Radio gave a job to Katie Hopkins, AKA the second worst person in the country, Britons sarcastically asked: Oh ...

Tony Blair is back, and Brexit MPs are absolutely ecstatic

Tony Blair mobilises over £9m of his blood money to remove Jeremy Corbyn [OPINION]

by James Wright

17 January 2017

Tony Blair has handed £9.2m of his cash to his new policy unit for so-called "centre-ground" politics. The Tony Blair ...

One of England’s most historic forests is in danger of becoming a fracking site

by Sam Woolfe

Information gathered via an FOI request from Friends of the Earth has revealed that the chemicals firm INEOS are planning ...

A public watchdog has been slammed – for putting public safety at risk

A trade union has slammed a report by the transport regulator on train safety as a "whitewash". The National Union of ...

Chuka Umunna tells immigrants to learn English, but the media leaves out one damning fact

by Ed Sykes

A parliamentary group chaired by Labour MP Chuka Umunna has released a new report demanding that immigrants learn English. And it's a ...

Brexit just delivered its most nauseating ‘gift’ so far, but there’s a silver lining

by Tracy Keeling