After damning leaks for Brazil’s elitist regime, Glenn Greenwald and others receive violent threats
On 9 June, the Intercept began publishing stories from its 'Secret Brazil Archive' - a massive leak of documents relating to ...
Activists mark World Refugee Day by calling on Irish politicians to let asylum seekers ‘get on with their lives’
Asylum seekers and refugees in Ireland held a demonstration outside Ireland's parliament on World Refugee Day. They were protesting to ...
UK media silence as Venezuelan opposition mired in major corruption scandal
According to an explosive new report in the Miami-based PanAm Post, funds raised by Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó's Popular ...
The mainstream media wouldn’t publish this story on the Guido Fawkes scandal, so we are
Editor's Note: This story below is authored by Ally Fogg. It discusses the serious implications of the Guido Fawkes blog ...
US makes sure official document saying nukes get ‘results’ is hidden from public view
The US Department of Defense (DoD) briefly published its updated doctrine on the use of nuclear weapons, before removing it ...
The video footage that proves Mark Field and Corbyn couldn’t be more different
As Conservative MP Mark Field faces accusations of assault for his aggressive response to a peaceful protest, one video of ...
Laura Kuenssberg using Tory violence to score cheap points against Labour is really scraping the barrel
On 20 June, Conservative minister Mark Field reportedly 'assaulted' Greenpeace activist Janet Barker at the bankers' banquet in London. The ...
Brexit goon finally manages to exit something
Michael Gove is one of the goons who pushed us towards Brexit WHILE DOING NO PLANNING FOR IT WHATSOEVER. While ...
US strikes against Iran cancelled after Trump told that 150 people would die
Donald Trump has said the US was “cocked & loaded” to attack Iran after it downed a US drone on 20 ...
The responses to a Tory minister’s alleged assault of a protester sum up Britain in 2019
On 20 June, chancellor Philip Hammond spoke at Mansion House. Greenpeace interrupted the black-tie event to protest the government's handling ...
BBCQT audience member launches a blistering attack on politicians over knife crime
Knife crime continues to soar in the UK. And on BBC Question Time on 20 June, incensed audience members let ...
These are the next key dates in the Tory leadership race
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt will travel around the country to take part in a series of hustings as they ...
Mark Field called for ‘much firmer grip’ on climate protests two months before he grabbed a protester
In what appears to be an unfortunate coincidence, the minister urged police to be tougher on climate campaigners.
New shadow climate justice minister demands fracking ban
Danielle Rowley, newly appointed shadow climate justice minister, also wants to see more onshore wind turbines and free bus travel ...
Refugees welcomed to presidential residence in Ireland and thanked for their ‘special contribution’ to the country
The Irish president has celebrated asylum seekers and refugees, and those who work to support them, by hosting a garden ...
Labour MPs in Leave seats warn Jeremy Corbyn against backing second referendum
The shadow cabinet are meeting to discuss the party’s Brexit stance.
International Criminal Court pushes Sudan to hand over ‘war crime’ suspects or put them on trial
Ousted leader Omar al-Bashir is among those wanted for alleged crimes in Darfur.
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