Prevent review slammed by experts after controversial inquiry head praises scheme
Sir William Shawcross's review of the Prevent counter-extremism scheme has finally been released. Barring a few minor adjustments, Shawcross, who ...
Explosive Wildlife Trusts’ report says HS2 will damage nature much more than expected
An explosive report from the Wildlife Trusts says that HS2 has massively underestimated the damage it's doing to nature and ...
Students occupy university buildings in solidarity with the UCU while protesting their own dire conditions
Students are occupying buildings at several universities. They've been holed up supporting the University and College Union (UCU) strike action ...
Community members protest outside school where a Black girl was violently attacked
Shocking video footage of three white girls brutally attacking a Black schoolgirl went viral this week. The attack took place ...
Activist investors sue Shell bosses over climate risks
British energy giant Shell has been hit with a new lawsuit over climate change. Activist investors are accusing the company's ...
All signs point to escalation amid Zelensky visit
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky's state visit to the UK was a story of tanks, jets, and sanctions. The former comedian, ...
US white nationalist pleads guilty to 2019 El Paso massacre
A white nationalist who shot and killed 23 people at a Texas supermarket in the majority-Hispanic city of El Paso ...
UK banks ‘complicit’ in suppressing rights of Hong Kong exiles according to parliamentary group
British banks are "complicit" in China's "gross human rights abuses of Hongkongers". This is because they refuse Hongkongers' access to their ...
UN report on ‘silent pandemic’ shows factory farming needs an overhaul
Preventing and cleaning up environmental pollution from sources like factory farming, especially in waterways, is crucial to controlling increasingly bullet-proof ...
Public Order Bill clauses defeated in House of Lords
The Public Order Bill has hit a snag in the House of Lords as the Tories try to push it ...
Latest rapist cop David Carrick given 36 life sentences for 71 sexual offences
Content warning - this article mentions details of physical and sexual abuse A UK judge on Tuesday sentenced a former ...
Church of England Synod debates proposals to bless same-sex civil marriages and partnerships
The Church of England will today debate plans enabling priests to offer blessings to same-sex couples. However, there are deep ...
New government departments are ‘re-arranging deck chairs on the Titanic’ amid multiple crises
Prime minister Rishi Sunak vowed to cut sky-high energy bills on 7 February as he reshuffled the cabinet. Sunak created ...
Militarism and corruption will compound the human costs of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria
In the early hours of 6 February, Turkey's Kahramanmaraş province became the epicentre of a massive earthquake. The quake measured ...
Vigils and rage: Brits react to hike in energy prices amid sky high corporate profits
Average households in Britain will face up to a 40% increase in already excessive energy prices in April, according to ...
CWU says Royal Mail will not ‘demoralise’ workers after postal strike cancelled
Royal Mail has used yet more legal shenanigans to try to stop the Communication Workers Union (CWU) taking action. It's ...
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