‘Where Love Lives’? Not in the Naqab Region – John Lewis accused over Israeli SodaStream products
Achingly middle class retailer John Lewis has once again pulled off a touching, if slightly hokey, Christmas ad. An uncommunicative...
Defected Labour councillor will now stand as Green Party mayor candidate in Lewisham
Lewisham Labour politicians prioritising careers over the needs of the borough have had disastrous results, argues the Green Party’s new...
Israel arrests US solidarity activists in the West Bank
Israeli authorities have arrested two US citizens in the West Bank. They were showing solidarity with the Abu Hamam family,...
Leeds demo outside BBC as hunger strikers’ lives hang in the balance
The lives of eight political prisoners in the UK are on a knife-edge and no one is talking about it....
Channel 4’s Dispatches digs into the Mail phone hacking case
The hacking claim by prince Harry against the Mail begins soon at London's High Court. Meanwhile, a notorious private investigator...
As Disney strikes a $1bn deal with OpenAI Equity says performer rights are crucial
Disney has announced that it will invest $1bn in online video generation platform OpenAI. In response, performing arts and entertainment...
Hunger strikers’ supporters send a dripping red message to Lammy
Two supporters of the Prisoners for Palestine hunger strikers took their message direct to David Lammy's office on 12 December....
PETA crashes university meeting over sepsis experiments on mice
PETA supporters stormed the Senate meeting at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) on 11 December. They held signs reading “QMUL:...
Palestine 36 packs out Leeds Palestinian Film Festival
A film festival in Leeds had to book extra screenings after Palestinian film Palestine 36 sold out in no time....
Philippines typhoon survivors take Shell to court over climate damage
A group of over 100 Filipinos is seeking financial compensation from Shell. This is after the super typhoon Odette devastated...
Glasgow Conference to Energise Opposition to Islamophobia in Scotland
A conference in Glasgow will look at the impact of Islamophobia on Scotland's Muslim community. This comes at a time...
More universities are banning fossil fuel industry recruitment
The number of universities ending recruitment relationships with the fossil fuel industry has increased by 80% in the last year....
Israeli settlers continue violent attacks in the West Bank
Further to a brutal attack by settlers on 7 December in Al Mughayyer, north of Ramallah, the International Solidarity Movement...
‘Too many mothers’ not sufficiently involved in their maternity care despite improvements
Too many women are still not as involved in discussions about their maternity care as they should be. However, services...
UK councillors can now take a ‘Pledge for Palestine’
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) launched a “Councillor Pledge for Palestine” on 10 December. It asks all councillors across the...
Anti-bailiff protests hit councils across England and Wales
Anti-bailiff protests by community union ACORN have thrown council meetings across England and Wales into chaos. The union has held...
The Racist Word of the Year isn’t one you’d expect
‘Ordinary' has emerged as the Racist Word of the Year 2025. This follows analysis of the language used by far-right...
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