‘Schools aren’t always able to support young people.’ Charity launches inquiry into mental health in education.
Mental health charity Mind has launched an inquiry into how secondary schools support young people with mental health problems. The ...
World Alzheimer’s month is calling for global action on stigma and misinformation
21 September marked World Alzheimer’s Day. The day is a part of World Alzheimer’s Month and aims to raise awareness ...
Government playing ‘blame game’ with public on coronavirus measures
Professor Linda Bauld said there had been mixed messaging in recent months which ‘erodes trust’ with the public.
Colston Hall music venue renamed due to its association with the slave trade
The Bristol music venue was named after Edward Colston and in recent months the city’s association with the slave trade ...
HS2 breaks its promise and evicts a community’s beloved nature reserve without warning
Bailiffs have evicted tree protectors from a protest encampment at Calvert Jubilee Nature Reserve in Buckinghamshire. Part of the reserve ...
‘Time is running out’. Education union issues stark warning on coronavirus testing crisis.
The National Education Union (NEU) has called for immediate government action on the UK's testing crisis. Leaders of the union ...
With his leadership proposals reportedly abandoned, Starmer promises ‘new leadership’
In a new speech, Keir Starmer has made clear that Labour is under "new management". At the same time, however, ...
Evidence of Johnson government’s Covid cronyism and incompetence laid bare
The provision of PPE (personal protective equipment) and Coronavirus (Covid-19) related contracts reveal a pattern that suggests, at best, government ...
Boris Johnson isn’t running a government, he’s running a cartel
In 2015, David Cameron promised stability versus a "coalition of chaos" from Ed Miliband. Well, five years, three governments, a ...
Jeremy Corbyn and former heads of state demand freedom for Julian Assange
A number of former presidents, as well as former Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn, have urged the UK government to ...
Tory MP ‘forgot’ to wear face covering on train
Danny Kruger has apologised after being spotted without a mask during a one-hour journey to London on public transport.
Defence minister launches propaganda blitz ahead of Commons war crime debate
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has launched a propaganda blitz ahead of a Commons debate on a controversial war crimes ...
Local lockdowns in four areas South Wales after a ‘worrying and rapid rise’ in coronavirus cases
The areas of Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil, Newport and Blaenau Gwent will be placed under a local lockdown following an increase ...
If we don’t take action, the UK could see ‘500,000 coronavirus cases per day next month’
Chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty and chief scientific adviser Patrick Vallance used a press briefing to set out their ...
As Northern Ireland’s economy faces ‘deep recession’, a former DUP MP becomes a life peer
Prior to the outbreak of coronavirus (Covid-19), the people in the north of Ireland were already facing an uncertain future. ...
It took Marr less than a minute to expose his Tory colours
40 seconds of The Andrew Marr Show on Sunday 20 September was probably enough for some people. But it was ...
Irish republican prisoners in Belfast go on hunger strike in solidarity with Palestinian activist
As reported by The Canary, in August police arrested alleged members of the New IRA in the north of Ireland ...
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