The Tory’s problem isn’t with ‘left-wing activist lawyers’ – it’s with the law itself
Campaigners, charities, and a union will face the government in the High Court today. Their mission? An injunction to stop ...
Residents call for funding after ‘falling through cracks’ over cladding relief
Residents of buildings in London and Manchester say they have been left with thousands in unrecovered costs associated with removing ...
Government plan to burn £4bn of PPE ‘costly to environment and Treasury’
The Public Accounts Committee has asked the Department of Health and Social Care to clarify its proposal, including predicted costs.
Who is Boris Johnson?
Behind Boris Johnson's bumbling posh boy persona lies a nasty, ultra-privileged, self-serving, power-hungry political operative who will cling to power ...
Outcry forces prison to delete tweet demanding inmates receive post via Moonpig and Funky Pigeon
HMP The Mount, a prison in Hertfordshire, tweeted (and later deleted) a post about how prisoners receive post from family ...
Government under pressure to cut fuel duty again as tank of petrol reaches £100
Pressure is building on the Government to cut fuel duty again after the average cost of filling a typical family ...
Priti Patel’s latest bill declares war on journalists, publishers and whistleblowers
The National Security Bill, introduced by home secretary Priti Patel and formerly known as the Counter State Threats Bill, aims ...
Concerns Afghans fleeing Taliban could be on first Rwanda flight
Several Afghans are among more than 100 migrants due to be sent to Rwanda on the first flight next week, ...
Fire union chief not hopeful Grenfell inquiry will lead to change
A firefighters’ leader has voiced frustration at the progress of the Grenfell Tower inquiry and said he is not hopeful ...
Boris Johnson: Dead man walking?
Boris Johnson scrapped through a vote among Tory MPs but his political future is far from certain. Curtis Daly argues ...
The RMT strike is on and the public must support it
The rail strike is officially on, across three days in June. Naturally, the right-wing backlash against the strike is also ...
Priti Patel’s Rwanda plan faces multiple legal challenges
Priti Patel's planned date for sending refugees to Rwanda is creeping closer. The Home Office has said people will be ...
Let’s remember all victims of Israeli apartheid, not just the prominent ones
You probably heard about the Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) murdered on 11 May. ...
Black man dies after repeated tasering from police led him to jump into the Thames
The Metropolitan Police tasered a Black man several times on Chelsea Bridge Road in London. As they advanced on him, ...
Sleaze, partygate and falling polls spur no-confidence vote on Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson will face a vote of confidence by Tory MPs on the evening of Monday 6 June. It comes ...
Scientists urge the world to wake up as yet another dire climate record is broken
We have known about this for half a century, and have failed to do anything meaningful about it. What's it ...
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