Sunak wants to make the Public Order Bill even worse – it’s time to fight back
Yesterday, prime minister Rishi Sunak announced that he intended to add new amendments to the Public Order Bill, one of ...
Teachers join the wave of strike action after an ‘overwhelming’ 90% yes vote
Industrial action looks set to intensify after Britain's largest teaching union announced walkouts over pay. Meanwhile, the government is seeking ...
Campaigners say the government’s single-use plastic ban is a ‘false solution’
Westminster will introduce a ban on most single-use plastic items from October. The government said it has made this move ...
EU countries call for ‘forever chemicals’ ban as US detects wildly high levels in fish
Eating one freshwater fish caught in a river or lake in the US is the equivalent of drinking a month's ...
Two legal challenges have been launched against a new Lake District coal mine
Environmental campaign group Friends of the Earth said on 16 January that is has launched a legal bid to stop ...
Andrew Tate: a by-product of neoliberalism – not someone helping young men
The Canary's multimedia producer Curtis Daly has been watching events surrounding Andrew Tate in recent weeks. Falling-down the rabbit hole ...
It’s not surprising that one of the worst sex offenders in Britain is a Met police officer
A Metropolitan Police officer has pleaded guilty to at least 29 sexual offences, including 14 rape charges. David Carrick was ...
New info shows the cost of living crisis hits poor people the hardest
As the cost of living crisis continues, new research has told poor people what they already knew: that financially, they're ...
Sturgeon vows that Scotland will defend Gender Recognition Reform Bill
On 16 January, Scotland's first minister Nicola Sturgeon warned London against any bid to block Scottish gender recognition reform (GRR). ...
Labour has teamed up with the Sun AGAIN – this time to help burn the planet
The Labour Party under Keir Starmer clearly doesn't give two shits about a) the victims of the Hillsborough disaster, b) ...
Police stuck in the mud is the most delicious video of 2023 so far
As many as 35,000 people joined protests in Germany in recent days, over the government's approval of a coal mine ...
Letters to the Canary: paying more tax to fund the NHS, and fox hunting
The Canary is excited to share the fifth edition of our members’ letters page. This is where we publish people’s responses ...
Striking workers from a homelessness charity beat their tight-fisted bosses
Workers from the homelessness charity Shelter have won their battle against the bosses. Unite the Union, which organises Shelter workers, ...
Exxon Knew: company’s own scientists accurately predicted global warming
ExxonMobil scientists accurately predicted global warming from fossil fuels as far back as the late 1970s, according to a study ...
Cancer and leukemia are affecting Grenfell’s firefighters at a startling rate
Hero firefighters who fought the 2017 Grenfell Tower blaze are being diagnosed with cancers and leukaemia at a startling rate. ...
A second protest is also going right to Sunak’s front door next week – this time, NHS workers
After the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) announced a protest opposite Downing Street, a group of ...
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