New science could make reactors ‘Fukushima proof’
In 2011, the earth shook in Japan – and with it shook the world’s confidence in the safety of nuclear ...
Magistrates are resigning over ‘farce’ court charges that punish poorest
Magistrates are revolting. Across the country, over 50 of them have resigned over the introduction of criminal court charges which ...
Upsurge in CND membership after Corbyn victory
Since Jeremy Corbyn announced his leadership bid, hundreds of people have joined the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND). The rate ...
Internet freedom vs the Trans-Pacific Partnership
The secret trade deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), was signed last week. While the TPP is branded a trade deal ...
The real reason Britain’s permanent political class is freaking out over Jeremy Corbyn
A quick scan of social media and mainstream news sources since the election of Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader should ...
Why you might want to ditch the dummy (at least when talking to your baby)
Love them or hate them, dummies are used by millions of parents worldwide to calm their babies. But new research ...
9,500 deaths each winter – the cost of cold homes
Every year we see headlines about fuel poverty and the lethal effects of cold homes, but government policies are actually ...
Student housing victory shows protest can achieve results
Campaigners at University College London (UCL) are celebrating, having won a victory against management after complaints about the conditions in ...
The six degrees of Francis Bacon: new website makes us all historians
Ever wondered how William Shakespeare and Isaac Newton were connected? Or if Sir Francis Drake really was buddies with Queen ...
New robot exoskeleton could keep us active well into old age
Older people who are mentally sharp but physically weak could use a robot exoskeleton to support movements and extend their ...
Endemic UK police racism must end
There have been more allegations of the tragic consequences of police racism after reports that PC Alan Paton, one of the ...
Kelly from PMQs is real and she spoke to The Canary
“I’m one of the luckier ones,” says Kelly Ward, 39, a Nursery Manager from Lancashire who stands to lose £1,800 ...
Austerity kills: how cuts to social services lead to human rights violations
It appears this government is beginning to reap what it sowed, as the UK becomes the world's first country to ...
8 million VWs – that’s a lot of cars to recall!
The German vehicle regulator, the KBA, has ordered the recall of 2.4 million diesel Volkswagen cars sold in Germany. The ...
Osborne tries (and fails) to hide an embarrassing U-Turn on banking
UK chancellor George Osborne pledged to get tough on the banks and reign in the Financial Services industry after the ...
Queen bees more vulnerable to pesticides, says research
Queen honeybees are severely affected by pesticides, which may explain why the chemicals have such a strong impact on bee ...
Media predicts a Labour crisis, then 91% back Corbyn
A huge chasm within the Labour party was predicted by the British media over the fiscal charter vote. From the self-appointed ...
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