A chilling new reports reveals the colonial roots of the UK’s political policing
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Latest Gaza massacre has prompted major two-state solution advocates to think again
For decades, the most widely touted solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict has been based on two independent states. Known as ...
Business as usual in Cornwall as hotels evict homeless families
Hotels in Cornwall are evicting homeless families. The council has told The Canary that it's "not a result" of the ...
London’s luxurious ‘Sky Pool’ is peak gentrification
On 1 June, the BBC shared a video of swimmers enjoying London's new 'Sky Pool', which is "believed to be ...
Regulator to investigate Facebook’s use of data over ‘unfair advantage’ concerns
CMA will investigate whether the social network is using data from advertising to unfairly benefit Marketplace and Dating products.
Ecologist gets greenlight to take Tory government to court amid its ongoing massacre of badgers
The Tory government announced that badger killing will go on for five more years in England on 27 May. The ...
Opposition mounts against vast new oil project in endangered elephants’ ‘last stronghold’
Canadian company ReconAfrica is currently digging for oil in Namibia, with further exploration in Botswana moving forward too. Ultimately, the ...
16 serving military personnel referred to Prevent over extremism concerns
16 military personnel were referred to the Prevent scheme in the last two and a half years, records show. Of ...
Campaigners share tributes in memory of teenager killed in suspected racist attack
West Midlands Police have charged a man with the murder of 14-year-old Dea-John Reid. On 31 May, a group chased ...
Conservative Party fined £10,000 over sending of unwanted campaign emails
The Information Commissioner’s Office said the breach of data laws was ‘serious’.
Asylum seekers win High Court challenge over ‘squalid’ Napier Barracks
Six asylum seekers formerly housed at Napier Barracks have won a legal challenge against the Government after a High Court ...
Detained Belarusian dissident says he was set up by an associate
Video of Roman Protasevich was part of an hour-long documentary aired by the state-controlled ONT channel.
Israel is detaining over a dozen Palestinian journalists
Israeli security forces are detaining 13 Palestinian journalists; some following the violence in May. An international organisation campaigning for journalists ...
It’s Pride month, which can only mean one thing: pinkwashing klaxon
June is Pride month: where the LGBTQI+ community celebrate their diversity. It's also supposed to be about political and social ...
Bristol Magistrates’ Court obstructed the public from observing #KilltheBill hearings last Friday
On Friday 30 May, defendants appeared at Bristol Magistrates' Court on charges which included riot and violent disorder. They were ...
£1.4bn pupil catch-up cash branded ‘pitiful’ as recovery tsar admits more is needed
The money will be used to offer students up to 100 million hours of tuition following school closures during the ...
Leaked documents suggest Priti Patel and PM advisors helped secure £102.6m PPE deal
Legal action is being taken against the government over another controversial PPE contract. At the heart of the case is ...
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