Trump’s top for impeachability
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Campaigners say proposed government protections for the NHS don’t go far enough
A campaign group has criticised the government's commitment to protecting the NHS in trade deals, as a controversial trade bill ...
Boris Johnson warned he risks leaving children ‘languishing in poverty’
The SNP’s Westminster leader Ian Blackford has called for the Government to make the £20-a-week uplift to Universal Credit permanent.
Palestinians accuse JCB of complicity, as Israeli army demolishes homes for the third time in one week
On Monday 8 February, heavily armed Israeli soldiers entered the Palestinian Bedouin village of Humsa, and forced people to leave ...
Newspaper editors raise concerns over whether the government is blacklisting journalists
Former and current Fleet Street editors have raised concerns about a ‘clearing house’ within the Cabinet Office.
The Guardian declines to publish a letter by anti-apartheid campaigners
On 17 January, the Guardian published an editorial entitled The Guardian view on Israel and apartheid: prophecy or description?. In response, ...
New tunnel occupied by climate protesters opposing tree-felling in Islington
The tunnel at Highbury Corner is not part of the campaign to stop HS2, but has been built by the ...
Activist accuses Avon and Somerset police of unlawful arrest, detention and discrimination
On 25 January, Avon and Somerset police arrested literary activist Ros Martin outside Bristol magistrates court for damage to the ...
Learn lessons from lack of diversity in pandemic messaging, says Black professor
Professor Sir Geoff Palmer said BAME experts should have been standing alongside the Prime Minister to speak about the virus ...
Report shows many people are still unable to access financial support to self-isolate
Overall, 43% of those who said financial support would have been helpful said they had been unable to access this, ...
Armed raids, strip searches and torture: this is life for Turkey’s students
Turkey's disgusting human rights record has come under the spotlight yet again as students continue to protest in Istanbul and ...
A huge victory for the right to protest as injunction against environmental activists is scaled back
Campaigners are celebrating a massive victory as the company UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) announced that it is scaling back ...
Rishi Sunak’s key worker pay cut plans will leave the north reeling
The government's planned cuts to key worker pay rises will disproportionately impact the north, leaving unions urging reconsideration. According to ...
A new grassroots movement is ‘uniting people’ for Scottish independence
In the first part of The Canary’s #Independence2021 series, we caught up with Now Scotland, a new independence movement in ...
Five key questions in Donald Trump’s impeachment trial
Arguments have begun about the impeachment trial of Donald Trump on allegations that he incited the violent mob that stormed ...
NHS dental patients told to ‘pay private fees’ if they want treatment
One was asked to pay £1,700 privately for a treatment that would cost them £60 on the NHS.
No, Tony Blair isn’t back. It’s just Keir Starmer clusterf*cking again.
You'd be forgiven for thinking Tony Blair was back as Labour leader. Because a leaked email showed the party tacking ...
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