In one tweet, Zarah Sultana nails the real issue with Boris Johnson’s outrageous lockdown comment
Boris Johnson has caused outrage over an allegation he would rather "let the bodies pile high" than go into a ...
Government has ‘no capacity’ now for inquiry, bereaved families told
The Government has “no capacity” at present to launch a public inquiry into the handling of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, ...
Ex-paratroopers not legally justified in opening fire, court told
Official IRA man Joe McCann died after being shot in the Markets area of Belfast in April, 1972.
‘Urgent explanation’ is demanded as Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe sentenced to a another year in Iranian jail
British-Iranian charity worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has been given an additional jail term in Iran. Zaghari-Ratcliffe has already completed a five-year ...
Jury selection under way as police officer denies ex-footballer’s murder
Pc Benjamin Monk denies murdering former Aston Villa star Dalian Atkinson and an alternative charge of manslaughter.
PM is not sleazy says cabinet minister, following Downing Street refurb claims
A Cabinet minister has denied that Boris Johnson is “sleazy”, following allegations the prime minister asked Conservative donors to secretly ...
Welsh first minister’s opinion on independence shows Scottish Labour is out of touch
On 24 April, Channel 4 News interviewed Welsh Labour leader Mark Drakeford. The interviewer put the scenario of Scottish independence ...
Irish police’s ‘mobilisation’ against picketers reminds us why we must #KillTheBill
In April 2020, Debenhams announced it was furloughing its UK staff. At the time it said it wouldn't reopen its ...
People need to stop promoting ‘serial liar’ Blairites as a force for good
Two 'serial liar' Blairites have been prominent on social media in recent days. And it's supposedly left-wing people who've been ...
Labour seeks urgent answers over former aide’s allegations against Boris Johnson
Steve Reed said the Government must publish any correspondence relating to payments or donations around the refurbishment.
Namibia’s government is at risk of presiding over the extinction of rare desert lions
Namibia is often held up as a conservation success story. However, the country's government has also received criticism regarding its ...
Police apologise and pay damages to protesters supporting Bristol’s ‘Colston Four’
Avon and Somerset police have issued an apology to four protesters they arrested for peacefully demonstrating in support of the ...
Home Office deportations show us racism isn’t just an American problem
To the surprise of many, a US police officer was convicted for killing a Black man this week. Minneapolis police ...
Want to ‘Stick It to The Tories’? Here’s an easy way to do it.
Who doesn't like sticking it to the Tories? If you do, then a rebirth of a successful 2015 campaign may ...
‘Prejudice’ led to a failure to commemorate thousands of soldiers of colour
The UK government has apologised for failing to equally commemorate up to 350,000 British Empire troops who died in WW1. ...
Relief and anger as subpostmasters finally have their convictions overturned
Former subpostmasters celebrated outside court after they cleared their names – but others were angry at the Post Office for ...
Client journos exposed themselves over ‘Dom’ Cummings
The corporate media just exposed its own agenda with the latest Dominic Cummings story. When some of the biggest 'client ...
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