Tories investigating councillor for ‘life time criminal, high on drugs’ comments disparaging Black Lives Matter
A Tory councillor is being investigated by his party over his comments on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. Portsmouth's...
Suspended and expelled members win victory over Labour in the courts
10:30, 26 February 2021 CORRECTION: The original article mistakenly said one group, Labour Activists For Justice, was bringing a case....
Campaigners accuse the G7 of ‘presiding over global vaccine apartheid’
Campaigners are demanding Boris Johnson and other leaders get rid of patents on the coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccine so that poorer...
The army is now hijacking feminist language in an attempt to recruit young women
The British Army is up to its old tricks again. This time using progressive language to indoctrinate girls aged as...
Privatised military accommodation is in a terrible state, Nation Audit Office warns
Military accommodation managed by a private firm is in a terrible state and may be damaging retention of personnel. This...
Covid colonialism: outbreak among UK troops could jeopardise Kenyan successes
Six British soldiers have now been hospitalised in Kenya amid confusion over an outbreak of coronavirus (Covid-19) among a group...
Court hears American accused of Harry Dunn’s death was ’employed by an intelligence agency’
A US court has heard how the US woman charged over the death of a British teenager fled the UK...
Police accused of ‘harassment’ after Palestine Action co-founder arrested for blackmail
Palestine Action co-founder Richard Goddard was arrested for blackmail on 3 February, just days after the group launched a joint...
Offices are hotspots for coronavirus outbreaks, but workers suffer more than bosses
New Public Health England (PHE) data seen by the BBC indicates that offices are the highest risk workplaces for coronavirus...
Stansted 15 ‘vindicated’ as Court of Appeal quashes their terrorism convictions
The Stansted 15, who stopped a deportation flight taking off, have had their terrorism convictions overturned on appeal on 29...
A new film shows it’s not just the US that’s facing an increased far-right threat
In the wake of the far-right invasion of Washington's Capitol Hill on 6 January, the US Department of Homeland Security...
Echoes of Afghanistan: We need to talk about the UK troops in Mali
Over 300 UK troops have been deployed to Mali under a UN mandate. The situation is volatile, the mission is...
Peers launch a scathing attack on the government’s War Crimes Immunity Bill
Peers in the House of Lords are giving the government's controversial war crimes immunity bill a rough ride, with one...
A Tory MP seems to think vaccinating a high-risk population is ‘woke’
A Tory MP seems to think vaccinating high-risk populations is an act of wokeness. At least if her response to...
Government defeated over child spy law
Peers have forced through an amendment to the spycops bill to curtail the use of child spies by the police...
The military is chuffed that the coronavirus crisis has filled the ranks
The British Army is reporting a substantial rise in recruiting due to the pandemic. A source told the Guardian that...
‘Irresponsible and inhumane’ Home Office continuing with deportations despite lockdown
The Home Office plans to press forward with the deportation of up to 60 people despite a full national lockdown...
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