Corbyn defends teachers’ strike – workers have “had enough”
As teachers strike around England and Wales, Jeremy Corbyn has nailed just why they're taking action - and why we ...
Blockaders delay work at a megaprison construction site
Updated at 16:00 on 01 February 2023 to add information on the outcome of the protest. Comrades of Elliot Cuciurean ...
Climate activists take action as Bristol airport expansion gets the go-ahead
A High Court judge has ruled that the expansion of Bristol airport can go ahead, despite mass opposition to the ...
UCL security staff are fundraising for their strike fund
Outsourced security staff at University College London (UCL) have voted to join fellow workers on a day of action on ...
Horn of Africa climate-crisis-fuelled drought drives 22 million to hunger
From southern Ethiopia to northern Kenya and Somalia, around 22 million people are at risk of hunger as the worst ...
Off-limits hunts and endangered species at low prices: Inside Europe’s largest hunting fair
African forest elephants' survival status dropped to critically endangered in 2022. That's terrible news on many counts, for the elephants ...
UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia are back on trial
On Tuesday 31 January, London's High Court will examine the legality of a UK government decision to renew selling arms ...
Here’s an easy way to join Wednesday’s strikes as the Tories attack our rights
Parliament passed the third reading of the Tories' anti-strike bill on Monday 30 January, meaning that only the House of ...
White cop who tasered Tyre Nichols so far not charged
Five Black police officers are currently up on second degree murder charges over the killing of Tyre Nichols in Memphis, ...
MPs to debate bee-killing pesticides as government greenlights their use yet again
MPs will debate the use of bee-killing pesticides in agriculture on 1 February. The debate follows the government authorising the ...
New laws coming into effect today will target victims of modern slavery
New measures to accelerate the deportation of 'foreign criminals', enacted by the Tories through the Nationality and Borders Act, begin ...
DWP rules leave terminally ill people still not getting benefits like PIP quickly enough
One of the cruellest parts of the Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP) rules has become the subject of a ...
A senior Tory has received a blue plaque for his commitment to filth
Jacob Rees-Mogg has been 'awarded' a satirical blue plaque for his contribution towards Britain's waterways. If you think his politics ...
TUC criticises Tory government for ‘steamrolling’ anti-strike bill through parliament
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has accused Rishi Sunak's Conservative government of keeping “MPs in the dark” over the scope ...
Enough Is Enough demo set to protest the Tories’ ‘historic attack on democratic rights’
On the evening of Monday 30 January, trade unions, human rights groups and justice campaigners are joining forces to protest ...
Letters to the Canary: what happened to ‘Lexit’, plus Labour, 1984, and patriotism
The Canary is excited to share the sixth edition of our letters page. This is where we publish people’s responses to ...
Met Police ‘safer schools’ officer pleads guilty to child sex offences
On Tuesday 24 January a serving officer with the Metropolitan Police plead guilty to several child sex offences at Wood ...
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