A new video reveals the deep impact that Britain’s laws have on sex workers
Remembering 17 December as an International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers, a video has been released that shows...
Here’s the public’s frank response to the Guardian being branded Britain’s ‘most trusted’ newspaper
The Guardian is Britain's "most trusted" newspaper, according to data from the publishing industry. But you wouldn't think so after...
The UN airs ‘serious concerns’ about an EU bid to control ‘terrorist content’ online
The UN has said it has "serious concerns" about an EU bid to regulate online "terrorist content". The EU proposal...
The Fitzwilliam Hunt quietly agreed to drop a court case against activists just days before its hound was hit and killed by a car
The Canary reported on a Fitzwilliam Hunt hound that was killed after being hit by a car on 8 December....
A hound killed on a busy road becomes the latest victim of hunts’ reckless actions
A hound belonging to the Fitzwilliam Hunt was killed on a busy A road on 8 December. A public statement...
The fight against ‘failing’ hunting laws is hotting up across the UK
Hunting is banned both north and south of the Scottish-English border. The two laws both aim to end the pursuit...
Pamela Anderson spoke up about the riots in Paris and the response isn’t what you’d expect
Pamela Anderson waded into the Twitter conversation about the 'gilets jaunes' (yellow vests) protests that have swept France. And the...
Two prison guards beat up a teenage inmate, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg for children in prison
The "punishment beating" of a 17-year old inmate has landed two prison guards in jail. But far from exceptional, this...
The home secretary has just equated critics of the government’s Prevent scheme to extremists
Home secretary Sajid Javid has taken a swipe at critics of counter-terrorism scheme Prevent. The Telegraph said he claimed some...
The six foxhounds trapped in a mine in Cornwall are a stark reminder of the ‘other victims’ of hunting
Six hounds from the Four Burrow Hunt, based in Cornwall, were trapped in a mine for days. CornwallLive reported the...
Local councils have warned that turning offices into flats is actually making the housing crisis worse
The Local Government Association (LGA) said on 27 November that government rules on housing are “exacerbating” the shortage of affordable...
This three day anti-fracking protest shows the hypocrisy of the government’s stance on the climate
In a speech on 26 November, environment secretary Michael Gove admitted: "climate changes are inevitable". As a result, the government...
Newly raised links between the National Trust and royalty raise concerns over the charity’s stance on hunting
In September 2017, a document was submitted to the National Trust and the Charity Commission (CC). As The Canary previously reported, Meet The...
Black Friday is turning green as people grow tired of consumerism
Black Friday is a major shopping event that began in the US. It’s the first Friday after Thanksgiving holiday, which...
An ‘educational’ museum just opened in the UK that’s utterly grossing people out
Police representatives have celebrated the opening of the Museum of Armed Policing. Once the news got out, though, the public's...
A new film tracks the impact of the historic peace process in Colombia on a young former fighter
A new film has tracked the impact of Colombia's historic peace process on one former fighter from the country's 52-year...
After spending £40m, the government’s new badger cull review appears to confirm what opponents have said all along
The government has just published an independent review of culls to control bovine TB (bTB). And it appears to confirm...
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