Julian Assange’s brother confirms UK appeal to include breach of client-lawyer confidentiality
On 17 June, home secretary Priti Patel gave her approval to a court ruling to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange ...
Tory saboteurs of the Animals Abroad Bill face questions over their motives
Until recently, the UK planned to ban tourism advertisements linked to the brutal mistreatment of elephants, particularly endangered Asian elephants. But senior Conservatives ...
Dark day for press freedom as Priti Patel approves Julian Assange extradition
Home secretary Priti Patel has approved the US extradition request for journalist and Wikileaks editor Julian Assange. The Australian national, ...
Tories want to leave the ECHR, but they’re not ready for bottom up resistance
A dramatic late intervention saw a deportation flight to Rwanda halted on Tuesday 14 June. The decision, which would have ...
The Turkish state is attacking radical women journalists
UPDATE: On the afternoon of 16 June, we received news that 16 of the jailed journalists had been remanded in ...
Dawn Butler being threatened with police reflects the racism and misogyny at the heart of parliament
Labour MP for Brent Dawn Butler has revealed that House of Commons officials threatened her with police if she didn't leave ...
Colombia’s “Trump” would be a disastrous president
Dubbed "Colombia's Trump", millionaire businessman Rodolfo Hernández faces leftwing Gustavo Petro in a presidential race this Sunday. Although Hernández paints ...
The government’s class war just got a new weapon
The government just got a new weapon in the armoury of its ongoing class war. It comes in the form ...
Rwanda plan shows the UK only cares about white refugees
Despite human rights concerns, it looks like flights to send refugees to Rwanda are set to go ahead. There's been ...
JCB’s racist hypocrisy allows it to continue tearing down homes in Palestine
In March 2022, British bulldozer company JCB announced that it was suspending its business in Russia. It said that it ...
Peckham solidarity forces immigration officers to abandon raid
The people of Peckham came together over the weekend to push back against an immigration raid. Over the course of ...
Families of Ballymurphy massacre victims settle civil cases against Ministry of Defence
The families of nine people killed in the Ballymurphy massacre had brought Civil cases against the Ministry of Defence. The ...
Julian Assange extradition rulings could be annulled, say legal sources
UK home office minister Priti Patel is expected to rule any day on whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should be ...
Union challenging government’s ‘appalling’ Rwanda policy hopeful it can stop first flight
The immigration policy has come in for criticism from various groups, with even the Prince of Wales said to be ...
Unions slam proposal to let agency workers cover for striking staff
Unions have reacted with anger to planned legal changes to allow agency workers to fill in for striking staff. They've ...
Ambulance workers stage demo over increasing pressures as call-outs surge
Research shows call-outs have risen by almost six million since 2009.
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