Protestors take action against ‘deeply unpopular’ Liverpool arms fair
Protestors occupied the Liverpool arms fair on 11 October to 'prevent firms from showcasing weapons of mass destruction'. Activists from...
Student loan system has disadvantaged almost 100,000 Muslim students
Almost 100,000 Muslim students have been negatively affected by the current student loan system, according to new research. Interim results...
IDS forgets the fundamental reason people didn’t work from home in the war
People have reacted with scepticism to an Iain Duncan Smith article in the Mail advocating a return to the office. In the...
Facebook this week: a global outage and a sickening scandal
A whistleblower testified before the US Senate on 5 October that she believes Facebook puts profit above safety. As Facebook...
Lowering student loan payment thresholds only screws over young people
Staring down thousands of pounds of debt you're likely to never pay off has become the reality for many young...
Sisters Uncut launch CopWatch patrols after Sarah Everard’s murder
Activists have announced training to intervene in police activities in the wake of revelations about Sarah Everard's murder. Sisters Uncut...
Berlin voted to tackle soaring rents. It’s time the UK did the same.
Voters in Berlin have elected to take apartments from big landlords in a bid to make housing more affordable. On...
Growing NHS waiting lists mean the poorest people are waiting longer for treatment
Growing waiting lists for NHS treatment are creating a divide in access to healthcare. The length of lists is forcing...
COP26 shows our leaders won’t save us from the climate emergency
The immediacy of the climate emergency is intensifying everyday, as we see fires and natural disasters become ordinary fixtures in...
Campaigners win victory against NHS privatisation
An activist group is celebrating after a significant victory in its campaign against NHS privatisation. After We Own It fought...
Union in danger of being destroyed by legal threat unless it gets our help
A grassroots renting organisation is facing a legal threat that could have a huge impact on its ability to operate....
As supermarkets warn of food shortages people blame government for Brexit chaos
People are criticising the government for the "chaos" caused by Brexit as companies warn of food shortages. Brexit has been...
Boris Johnson’s social care reforms are ‘deeply unfair’ say many critics
The prime minister has been met with criticism across the political spectrum after he unveiled his plans to fix social...
The devastating price of ending the Universal Credit uplift
Removing the £20 Universal Credit uplift could be the biggest overnight cut in benefits ever, according to new research by...
As numbers on NHS waiting lists grow, this campaign group is fighting back
Activists are calling for the government to take action to tackle the record number of people waiting for treatment on...
Extinction Rebellion is taking to the City. It’s high time the financial district was disrupted.
Extinction Rebellion (XR) is currently protesting across London as it aims to "target the root cause of the climate and...
‘Harrowing’ rise in child harm drives pleas for more funding
Council-reported incidents of child harm increased by nearly a fifth over the last year, prompting calls for more funding for...
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