‘Go ask a lawyer’ — EHRC takes down trans interim guidance
Yesterday, 15 October, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) took down the interim trans guidance from its website. The...
2,000 face terrorism charges as Palestine Action supporters’ hearings begin
Yesterday, 15 October, court hearings began for the roughly 2,000 people who stand accused of showing support for Palestine Action....
DWP and Starmer under more pressure over hidden Access to Work cuts
Yesterday, 15 October, grassroots organisation the Access to Work Collective delivered an open letter with over 17,000 signatures to 10...
Meet Jacki Karsh: training young journalists to be explicitly pro-Israel
Last week, Drop Site News reported on a new fellowship set up by prominent US journalist Jacki Karsh, along with her...
Sheffield falls victim to Yorkshire Water’s shoddy infrastructure maintenance
Yesterday, 14 October, the city of Sheffield received a first-hand demonstration of the consequences of Yorkshire Water's repeated failures to...
Unison warns that almost two million pensioners are living in poverty
Delegates at Unison's retired members' conference were greeted with a shocking statistic. Nearly 1.9 million pensioners in the UK now...
Citizen’s Arrest Network hold Anglian Water to account, because no one else will
This morning, in front of a railway platform packed with commuters, a group of women made a citizen's arrest of...
Incoming DWP changes are set to make it harder for disabled people, says new report
A new study from disability charity Scope has highlighted the hefty price tag of being disabled in the UK -...
NHS caught using invasive surveillance tech on mental health wards – without patient’s consent
Currently, at least 20 different NHS trusts are using a technology called 'Oxevision' to monitor patients on their mental health...
Madagascan soldiers join anti-government protests, take control of military forces
On Saturday 11 October, groups of soldiers defied orders and joined the youth-led protesters in Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo. The next...
Scottish doctors threaten industrial action after Holyrood reneges on pay deal
The British Medical Association's (BMA) Scottish branch today announced potential industrial action on the horizon. Resident doctors are threatening strike...
Tim Westwood will stand trial for 4 counts of rape, 5 years after allegations first emerged
This article includes discussion of rape and sexual abuse On 9 October, the Metropolitan Police confirmed that former DJ and...
UCU ballots for a nationwide university strike, as analysis reveals 15,000 jobs cut in just one year
The University and College Union (UCU) has announced that it's balloting members over a UK-wide strike. Over 65,000 higher education...
Protests against inequality sweep across the Global South
September saw massive protests sweep nations across the world, from Asia to Africa to South America. For the most part,...
DWP lies exposed as minister admits they’re cutting Access to Work
Disabled people in the UK have been sounding the alarm about unofficial cuts, changes, and delays to the Department of...
The Greens are “even more dangerous than Starmer’s Labour”? It’s not a high bar
In a shock move, the Daily Express - the UK's 16th most popular source of scrap paper - appears to...
One in 200 UK households are now housed in emergency lodgings
The Financial Times (FT) recently posted analysis of houselessness stats in the UK, and the figures look absolutely dire. One in...
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