Trump’s presence at Davos proves ‘spirit of dialogue’ was dead on arrival
This year's World Economic Forum began yesterday, 19 January, in the Swiss Alpine town of Davos. The conference of world...
Channel 4 slammed for dressing attackers in keffiyeh on Celebrity SAS
Broadcasting bias watchdog Accountable Media have launched a new complaint action targeting Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins show. Channel...
Think tank reveals cost of Labour’s U-turns second only to Liz Truss’ mini-budget chaos
A new report from think tank the Resolution Foundation has assessed the UK's growth after 18 months of Labour government...
Oxfam’s latest research highlights the loss of civil liberties as billionaires buy political power and influence
Billionaire wealth has now reached its highest level in history, topping $18.3t (trillion) globally. And, predictably, that wealth also brings...
UCU college strikes end with victories for several institutions across England
Three days of University and College Union (UCU)-led strikes at colleges across the country came to a climactic finish today,...
Unite tower crane workers at Wolffkran take strike action over three years of stagnant pay
Unite have announced that tower crane operators employed by industry giant Wolffkran will begin strike action. The workers are taking...
Dual citizens paying the price for “seamless” Electronic Travel Authorisation rollout
Starting from 25 February 2026, the UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme will be fully enforced. The government claims that...
Mahmood awards herself new powers to sack police chief constable over botched Maccabi fan report
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood told the House of Commons yesterday — 14 January — that she has lost confidence in...
The Trump administration has placed immigration bans on nearly half the world
The Trump administration have announced that it will freeze visa processing for individuals from 75 different countries. The indefinite pause...
Labour rebellion brews after confirmation judge-only trials could apply retrospectively
Courts minister Sarah Sackman has confirmed that people who are already waiting for a trial date may lose their right...
Polling shows majority of Thames Water customers reject creditors’ proposal
New polling results show that over half of Thames Water customers believe water-regulator, Ofwat, should reject the proposals put forward...
New study shows that more than a quarter of teens in the care system have attempted suicide
Trigger Warning: Discussion of suicide and self-harm A landmark new study has found that teenagers in care are four times...
Three cheers for the latest digital ID U-turn
Labour have suddenly reversed course on their plan to make digital ID cards compulsory for everyone living in the UK....
Reform councillor recommended to lose party whip for bizarre Facebook posts – but we’re not laughing
Staffordshire County Council has recommended that one of its members lose the Reform UK Party whip after two formal complaints...
Unite demands that Holyrood act to fix social care crisis in Scotland with this year’s budget
Unite the union has issued a press statement demanding that the government address the dire state of the social care...
Labour MPs back call for student loans to be paid monthly
A new bill proposed by Backbench Labour MP Luke Charters seeks to change student maintenance loans to monthly payments, replacing...
Reform councils announce tax hikes just as Nadhim Zahawi joins the chancers
It's been a mixed day for far-right Reform UK. On the one hand, every single one of the party's 12...
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