University opening too soon and ministers breaking rules to blame for Northumbria outbreak, pupils and parents say
More than 750 students at the university are self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19.
‘Anger and revulsion’ as Irish journalist says special education needs funding is ‘not sustainable’
On 29 September, the Northern Ireland Audit Office (NIAO) published its Impact Review of Special Educational Needs. This review assessed ...
‘Potent’ experimental drug given to Trump already being used in UK
The antibody treatment is being used in ‘about three’ hospitals in the north, according to Professor Peter Horby.
Russian journalist sets herself on fire and dies near police HQ
Ms Slavina reported on Thursday that her home was searched by police, although the nature of the search was not ...
The Donald Trump guide to surviving coronavirus
US president Donald Trump and his wife Melania have tested positive for coronavirus (Covid-19.) So we at The Canary decided ...
Top UK generals lay out their plans for permanent covert global warfare
Top UK generals have laid out their vision for a permanent state of covert global warfare. The plan includes using ...
Social distancing doesn’t apply to rich fox hunters terrorising cubs
Right now, chainsaws are cutting down some of the UK's last remaining ancient woodlands for corporate profit, and protesters are ...
Noam Chomsky tells court that Julian Assange has ‘exposed power to sunlight’
On 30 September, distinguished academic and public intellectual Noam Chomsky's written testimony was read at court during Julian Assange's extradition ...
‘I will stay in this tree’ – HS2 protesters stand firm as eviction bid restarts
Environmentalists have vowed to protect Jones’ Hill Wood in Buckinghamshire, an area said to have inspired Roald Dahl.
A woman screams ‘you’re breaking my fingers’ as HS2 protest camp eviction begins
Bailiffs, aided by police, are using brutal force to evict an anti-HS2 protest camp in Jones Hill Wood, Buckinghamshire. Protesters ...
US officials deliberated ‘kidnapping or poisoning Julian Assange’, court told in extradition hearing
On 30 September, the Old Bailey Criminal Court in London heard testimony regarding a covert spying operation against WikiLeaks founder ...
Boris Johnson’s message to the world on ‘diversity’ and ‘wonder’ is breathtaking for all the wrong reasons
Ahead of the United Nations' (UN) biodiversity summit on 30 September, Boris Johnson sent a message to the world. It ...
Trump’s tax returns reveal what we knew long ago. He’s a tax cheat who’s not even good at business.
The New York Times recently released an extensive investigation into president Donald Trump’s tax returns. The report shows what has long ...
The ‘dangerous problem’ that was completely missing from the presidential debate
Contrary to initial expectations, the climate crisis did feature in the presidential debate on 29 September. Candidates also faced a ...
Julian Assange versus Washington’s boot – the hearing so far
To write about the greatest press freedom case in recent history, it has been necessary to rely almost exclusively on ...
A damning fact about the BBC’s Assange coverage just emerged
If you regularly rely on BBC News, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the extradition hearing of publisher Julian Assange ...
Johnson is royally put in his place at PMQs
Another week, and another Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) has left some of us feeling, well - underwhelmed. But much like ...
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