Irish premier suggests Boris Johnson’s government lacks EU’s ‘generosity of spirit’
Micheal Martin said the EU had demonstrated ‘goodwill and generosity’ to the UK with the extension to the grace period ...
Housing crisis sees English councils ‘spending five times more on B&Bs’
A rising number of homeless people are being placed into bed and breakfast accommodation, the LGA said.
Ministers urged to keep measures beyond 19 July due to ‘alarming’ rise in cases
The call comes amid reports that ministers plan to drop all legal requirements including self-isolation for fully-vaccinated people.
Here’s the best birthday present you can give the NHS
It's the NHS's 73rd birthday on 5 July. So, what better way to mark the occasion than with dozens of ...
Prosecution of ex-soldiers over Troubles cases including Bloody Sunday halted
The prosecution of two former soldiers for 'Troubles' murders, including two on Bloody Sunday, are to be halted. The 'Troubles' ...
UK foreign policy link to nine times increase in asylum queues
UK asylum queues have grown massively since 2010. New figures obtained by the Refugee Council say that waiting lists are ...
The real story of Batley and Spen isn’t George Galloway
The news from the Batley and Spen by-election held on 1 July is that the Labour Party held the seat. ...
Government policy on housing transgender women in female prisons ruled lawful
The High Court backed the policy following a challenge from a female prisoner who argued it exposed her to the ...
Win for families as High Court rules Home Office asylum guidance is unlawful
Under European legislation, child refugees can have their asylum claims transferred to another country if they have family there.
Report highlights ‘significant failings’ in the policing of Sarah Everard vigil and Bristol protests
On 1 July, the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Democracy and the Constitution published a report following its inquiry on ...
Leadbeater says politics must change after ‘abuse and intimidation’ in campaign
New Batley and Spen MP Kim Leadbeater has called for a change in the way politics is conducted after suffering ...
Dunn family take ‘giant step’ toward justice in damages claim after depositions
The parents of teenage motorcyclist Harry Dunn have said they “stood up and spoke for him” after giving evidence under ...
Classified documents found at Kent bus stop hint at reality of UK military strategy
Secret military documents found at a Kent bus stop show us how British foreign policy works. The papers were reportedly ...
Urgent action needed to stop the Home Office deporting a ‘beloved’ Black Bristolian
The Home Office plans to deport young Black Bristolian Anthonell Peccoo to Jamaica, a country he left when he was ...
MPs call for a ‘transformative change’ that will alarm Britain’s ruling capitalist class
The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC), which is made up of a cross-party group of MPs, released a damning report on ...
Aid donors to investigate anti-gay ‘therapy’ revealed by openDemocracy
Major NGOs that run clinics in Kenya and Tanzania also pledge action against ‘abhorrent’ practices to ‘change’ individuals’ sexual orientation ...
New DUP leader rocked by MLA resignation on first day
Alex Easton is leaving the party, blaming a lack of ‘respect, discipline or decency’.
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