A Hong Kong lawyer jailed for a candlelit vigil just won her appeal against the Chinese state
Hong Kong police's decision to ban a Tiananmen vigil last year was unlawful, a court ruled on 14 December. The ...
Don’t let the BBC fool you – inflation hasn’t fallen for the poorest people
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said on Wednesday 14 December that inflation had fallen to 10.7% in November. This ...
Now the Guardian has run a hit-job on the CWU – but it backfired
The Guardian seems unable to hide its centre-right, divide-and-conquer agenda anymore - once again it's gone on the attack over ...
There’s no Christmas cheer for foxes this year as Boxing Day hunts get underway
The Christmas period means many things to many people, but for some of Britain’s wildlife it is a time of ...
Europe’s record 2022 wildfires screwed the climate even more
Wildfires that scorched across Europe this year burned a record land area and stoked carbon emissions. That's according to an ...
Yoon Starmer confirms he’d rather a Tory government than an SNP deal
Labour leader and certified yoon Keir Starmer has once again confirmed his party would not do a deal with the ...
Security forces kill seven people as Peruvians respond to ‘coup’ against left-wing Castillo
Security forces killed five more protesters in Peru on Monday 12 December, as demonstrations over the right-wing ousting of the ...
Biden signs Respect for Marriage Act protecting same-sex and interracial couples
On Tuesday 13 December, US president Joe Biden will sign into law a bill granting federal protections to same-sex and interracial ...
Richard Madeley channels Alan Partridge in car crash RMT interview
Good Morning Britain (GMB) host Richard Madeley managed to unite much of social media against him on Tuesday 13 December. ...
Iran executes a second protester, Majidreza Rahnavard, with more expected to follow
On Monday 12 December, Iranian authorities executed protester Majidreza Rahnavard. It was over the protests that have shaken the regime ...
What if there was no Canary?
At the Canary we can’t rely on the government, corporations or the corporate media to have our backs. Instead, we ...
Royal race row forces Sistah Space to close temporarily
Sistah Space, the UK charity at the centre of a royal racism row, says it has suspended its work of ...
Elon Musk’s ‘Twitter Files’ reveal very little, but the right won’t let that stop them
New Twitter chief and exploding-car entrepreneur Elon Musk has given a team access to the website’s data archives in order ...
Morocco becomes first African team in World Cup semi-finals as support for Palestine soars
Last week, the Moroccan football team made history by becoming the first African nation to qualify for the World Cup ...
The Guardian jumps on the anti-strike bandwagon along with the BBC
After the BBC caused uproar for publishing a fake story about the impact of worker strikes, now the Guardian has ...
Letters to the Canary: lost political hope, Scottish independence, and Catalonia
The Canary is excited to share the third edition of our members' letters page. This is where we publish people's ...
Iran triggers outrage with first execution over protests
Iran carried out its first known execution on 8 December over the protests that have shaken the regime since September. ...
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