Until you’ve drifted a mile in their tiny dinghy, don’t even think about criticising the Channel crossers
I can still remember the first bit of political graffiti I ever saw. It was in the 70s. I can’t...
As Chris Packham launches a stinging letter at Nicola Sturgeon, this eagle’s death has to be the last
The Canary has reported on wildlife crime with depressing regularity. While it's easy to associate ‘wildlife crime’ with activities such...
As Grayling comes second in a one horse race, Johnson’s authority is in tatters
It may seem like no more than a classic Westminster soap opera. But the hoo-ha over Chris Grayling's failure to...
Workers at the Ministry of Justice win campaign for ‘full pay sick pay’
The Ministry of Justice has been pressured into granting cleaners, security guards and other outsourced staff full pay for any...
The public sends a strong message to the government over its obsession with outsourcing companies like Serco
Just 15% of the public supports the involvement of private companies like Serco in the coronavirus (Covid-19) test and trace...
Long-Bailey sacked by Starmer supposedly over antisemitism
Rebecca Long-Bailey has been dramatically sacked from Labour’s shadow cabinet after sharing an article supposedly containing an antisemitic conspiracy theory....
Court backlog of criminal cases tops half a million but it’s not just Covid
Meanwhile, outstanding crown court cases rose by 4% to around 41,000.
While parts of lockdown are like going back to the 70s, the Tories want to drag us back to the 40s
The coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdown has made me even more grateful that I live in the arse end of nowhere. Or...
At this rate, Boris Johnson will end up all alone as the prime minister of nowhere
It’s fair to say that being PM isn’t the celebratory stroll to Brexit that Boris Johnson was expecting. No, it’s...
Sunak ‘starving workers back to work’ as he looks to cut the rate of furlough pay
The maximum rate of support, however, is expected to be reduced.
Why I won’t be celebrating Britain on VE Day
This year, May Day is a week late. And it’s on a Friday. And it’s not even May Day. What’s...
Why the government acts like it’s doing amazingly
A few days ago, a friend made the following observation: I can't fucking stand seeing the government tweet shit like...
‘Fake nurse’ Twitter account researcher responds to ‘fake news’ claims
On 21 April, The Canary’s Tom Coburg reported on claims of a raft of fake Twitter accounts purporting to be...
Scotland and Wales are furious with the UK government’s apparent England-first PPE for carers
The UK government stands accused of pursuing an ‘England-first’ approach to the supply of personal protective equipment (PPE) for care...
Is coronavirus the end of everything or the start of something new?
Let’s make one thing perfectly clear: the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic is really horrible. It’s frightening, disorientating, confusing and, yes, unprecedented...
Priti Patel isn’t just quiet. She’s missing.
As much as many of us would like to see Priti Patel nowhere near frontline politics, people are growing increasingly...
The Jewish Chronicle and Jewish News are closing down
The Jewish Chronicle (JC) and Jewish News (JN) are set to close down after announcing the company which owns them...
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