A top Tory wants people to stop calling Matt ‘hopeless’ Hancock ‘hopeless’
The justice secretary has criticised calling Matt Hancock “hopeless”. It comes after Dominic Cummings revealed Boris Johnson’s damning messages about ...
Two in five disadvantaged pupils think they’ll get unfair grades, poll suggests
A majority of students fear they will not be able to successfully appeal against grades they think are not reflective ...
Labour calls for minister to resign if he fails to tackle rape figures within a year
Robert Buckland must resign as justice secretary if he can't reverse the plunging prosecution and conviction levels for rape within ...
Cross community march tells Northern Ireland’s politicians that mining isn’t welcome
From 18 to 20 June, community activists from across the Sperrin mountains, from Greencastle to County Tyrone, are walking 60 ...
Rising inflation could cut average household incomes by £700
Resolution Foundation urges Chancellor to cancel planned cut to Universal Credit this Autumn.
Ex-speaker John Bercow defects to Labour, criticising ‘xenophobic’ Tories
He stepped down as Speaker in 2019.
Julian Assange’s partner brands his incarceration ‘intolerable and grotesque’
The WikiLeaks founder remains in Belmarsh prison pending an appeal after he won his extradition battle.
Keir Starmer hires ex-staffer accused of plotting Labour’s loss in the 2017 election
Ben Nunn is quitting as the Labour leader’s director of communications.
Tories suspend MP accused of sexually assaulting teenage boy
Imran Ahmad Khan is Conservative MP for Wakefield.
Boris Johnson misled parliament yet again – this time about the Delta variant
On Wednesday 16 June, in answer to a question about the coronavirus (Covid-19) Delta variant, Boris Johnson gave incomplete, if ...
Dozens of women sue Pornhub alleging it profits from non-consensual content
The adult video website is allegedly a ‘criminal enterprise’ similar to that of the fictional Sopranos mafia.
Daniel Morgan’s son calls findings of the report a ‘national shame’
An independent panel set up to look into the case published a report in which it accused the Met of ...
Here’s what the corporate-owned media won’t tell you about the arrests in Nicaragua
Nicaragua has been under heavy fire from the corporate-owned media lately. The government of Daniel Ortega has arrested several opposition ...
Osime Brown’s case is a reflection of the UK’s racist, ableist state and its institutions
On 15 June, Osime Brown’s mother announced that the Home Office has dropped the deportation case against her 22-year-old autistic ...
Over a thousand Tigrayans demonstrated at the G7 summit last weekend, here’s why
On Saturday 12 June, over a thousand people from the Ethiopian state of Tigray protested in Falmouth outside the G7 ...
Juneteenth becomes US national holiday to celebrate the end of slavery. But not everyone thinks it is enough.
Known in the US as Juneteenth, 19 June will now be a nationwide holiday to celebrate the end of slavery. ...
A 14-day global campaign demands justice for victims of Bolivia coup
On 10 November 2019, the democratically elected government of Evo Morales in Bolivia was overthrown by a US-government supported military ...
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