The plight of a collapsed elephant in India shows why tourists should refuse to ride
An Asian elephant named Moti has been lying collapsed on the ground since at least 22 January. The 35-year-old elephant ...
Tenants take action to prevent evictions and rising rents
While the UK is in the grip of a cost of living crisis, greedy landlords are continuing to increase rents, ...
Revelations about human rights abuses at Manston underscore the UK’s colonial immigration regime
A Freedom of Information (FOI) request has revealed that the Home Office ignored warnings over the Manston refugee detention centre. ...
Liz Truss’s threatened comeback is just another example of the zombie politics that grips the UK
Everybody's favourite record-breaking PM - Liz Truss - is threatening a return to the Westminster frontlines, as signalled by a ...
Tory health minister condemns the nurses’ strike – while being an RCN member
As the NHS nurses' strike started its first day of action, the government sent out a Tory health minister to ...
Here’s a full list of this week’s national and local strikes, including the NHS
Trade union group StrikeMap has released a list of upcoming strikes for the week beginning 6 February. Strikemap described the ...
Letters to the Canary: Windrush reaction, NHS privatisation and older people and ‘f*cks’
The Canary is excited to share the latest edition of our letters page. This is where we publish people’s responses to ...
UK government has been spying on Palestinian people
An independent media outlet has revealed that the UK government was "spying" on Palestinian refugees. The government was doing this ...
Leaked documents suggest Qatar bribed US-backed Afghan leaders to avoid resisting Taliban
Leaked documents suggest that Qatar paid hundreds of millions of dollars to key Afghan government officials - including a former ...
British ex-soldier avoids jail over killing of Aidan McAnespie
A former British soldier on Thursday avoided a prison sentence over the killing of a man at a border checkpoint ...
Royal Mail just shamed itself twice on the same day the CWU announced a postal strike
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has announced its first strike of 2023. The walkout against Royal Mail will be on ...
Why UK government might be overreaching with its veto on Scottish gender bill: Part 3
On 17 January, the UK government released its list of stated reasons for using veto powers against the Scottish parliament. The ...
UK schools fight misogyny peddled by online influencer Andrew Tate
Andrew Tate, a 36-year-old former kick boxer, is being investigated along with his brother on accusations of "forming an organised ...
Firms like British Gas have been breaking into people’s homes since the 1950s
The media and politicians are shocked to find out British Gas has been breaking into customers' homes to install prepayment ...
Big banks are making a killing amid inflation and the cost of living crisis
Spanish banking giant Banco Santander has reported record profits for 2022, becoming the latest European lender to get a boost ...
Why UK government might be overreaching with its veto on Scottish gender bill: Part 2
On 17 January, the UK government released the list of its stated reasons for using veto powers against the Scottish parliament. ...
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