Needing a minister for hunger is a ‘scandal’ that should shame every Tory
On 10 January, a Commons select committee report condemned the Conservative government's failure to "recognise and respond to the issues of ...
Justin Trudeau’s tears are worthless. This week’s assault shows he’s just another corporate stooge.
Through teary eyes, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau offered a “long, overdue apology” in November 2017 to Indigenous populations who had ...
Even Chuka Umunna knew he was caught red-handed on the BBC
Even Blairite MP Chuka Umunna seemed to acknowledge he was caught red-handed on the BBC. "Entrench a view that we're ...
Trump’s lie-packed border wall speech meets with mockery on social media
Late on 8 January, Trump gave a rare televised speech from the White House’s Oval Office. Addressing the nation directly, ...
Lack of police evidence shows no ‘direct or indirect evidence’ of collusion in murder of County Tyrone pensioner
UVF gunmen murdered Roseanne Mallon in her sister-in-law’s home in County Tyrone on 8 May 1994. She was 76 years ...
After right-wing attacks on MPs, BBC Newsnight ‘discusses’ the issue
On 8 January, BBC Newsnight ran a segment on the latest attacks on MPs and public figures. Newsnight invited newspaper editor ...
The DWP won’t budge an inch on a notorious policy
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has said that it's refusing to change its position on a controversial policy. ...
A Tory council has declared a ‘climate emergency’. No, really.
A Conservative-led council has officially declared that there is a state of "climate emergency". Surprising? Kind of. But it was ...
Jeremy Corbyn denounces intimidation in politics at PMQs. Tory MPs respond by hurling abuse.
Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) returned on 9 January following the Christmas break. Theresa May started the session by talking about ...
A new year and another fracking site gets underway
A matter of days into 2019, and already another fracking site is underway. And already it's the subject of protests. Fracking ...
As US carbon emissions rise, the need for systemic change is clearer than ever
Recently released estimates show how US carbon emissions rose significantly in 2018. This is in spite of reductions in coal-derived ...
One woman’s bravery shines light on one of the world’s most brutal regimes
On 6 January, Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun - an 18-year-old Saudi Arabian woman - began sending messages on Twitter. Whilst on holiday ...
Cabinet minister for law snapped ‘hosting’ a fox hunt on his own land
Devon County Hunt Saboteurs photographed attorney general Geoffrey Cox and accused him of 'hosting' a fox hunt on 5 January. ...
Daily Mail headlines come to life and begin threatening people outside parliament
Since the Brexit vote, frothing shit-rags like the Daily Mail have really ramped up their rhetoric. The headlines produced in ...
People hold the mainstream media to account for street abuse of MP Anna Soubry
On 7 January, pro-EU Conservative MP Anna Soubry faced verbal abuse as she gave TV interviews. Protesters called her a “Nazi”, ...
Stansted 15 lawyers accuse judge of ‘bias’ and launch appeal against convictions
On 7 January, lawyers for the Stansted 15 - who took peaceful direct action to stop a deportation flight in March ...
The reaction to Gatwick by the government could actually be a crackdown on protester tech
The Department for Transport (DfT) will introduce new measures around the use of drones. The announcement comes after two days ...
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