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Ever wondered where the 53,000 private contracts in the NHS worth £29bn are? Well, now you can find out.

by The Canary

16 April 2024

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You may not know the name Trudi Warner, but she is becoming synonymous with protest – as Bristol showed

15 April 2024

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Parliament facing action from tens of thousands of people over Israel’s genocide

12 April 2024

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The BBC sends a giant ‘f*ck you’ to working-class people by siding with anti-democratic elites

11 April 2018

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The evidence that suggests we should ignore the war hawks who want to bomb Syria

20 April 2018

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Meet the DWP assessment centre disabled people can’t even access

11 April 2018

Mark Zuckerberg sorry we had to find out what he’s known for ages

11 April 2018

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There’s a worrying rise in disability hate crimes. And the media might have a large role to play.

11 April 2018

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The BBC was just found guilty of breaking accuracy rules. Again.

10 April 2018

Young children and their teacher in a classroom

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The government abandons a ‘hostile’ and ‘poisonous’ education policy in a ‘major u-turn’

10 April 2018

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While police struggle in London, here’s how many officers are tackling women protesting fracking in Lancashire

9 April 2018

Shocking twist in ‘bias saga’ as BBC boss says the Beeb ain’t biased

9 April 2018

Government announces ID required at polling stations in five areas for local elections

13 April 2018

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The evidence the UK media is ignoring after the chemical attack in Syria

9 April 2018

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A disabled DWP worker nearly died on the job. So his boss called him a ‘whinger’.

9 April 2018

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UK

UK news, analysis, investigations, features, opinion, exclusives, reviews, and news from the Canary

Ever wondered where the 53,000 private contracts in the NHS worth £29bn are? Well, now you can find out.

You may not know the name Trudi Warner, but she is becoming synonymous with protest – as Bristol showed

Parliament facing action from tens of thousands of people over Israel’s genocide

The BBC sends a giant ‘f*ck you’ to working-class people by siding with anti-democratic elites

The evidence that suggests we should ignore the war hawks who want to bomb Syria

Meet the DWP assessment centre disabled people can’t even access

Mark Zuckerberg sorry we had to find out what he’s known for ages

There’s a worrying rise in disability hate crimes. And the media might have a large role to play.

People’s reactions to Murdoch being raided are absolutely priceless

Gary Lineker has just put the Conservative government to shame on Twitter

The BBC has been accused of bias, this time over the local elections

New centrist parties argue over which is the most central

People are pouring scorn on Nick Robinson’s claim that the BBC is impartial

The BBC was just found guilty of breaking accuracy rules. Again.

The government abandons a ‘hostile’ and ‘poisonous’ education policy in a ‘major u-turn’

While police struggle in London, here’s how many officers are tackling women protesting fracking in Lancashire

Shocking twist in ‘bias saga’ as BBC boss says the Beeb ain’t biased

Government announces ID required at polling stations in five areas for local elections

The evidence the UK media is ignoring after the chemical attack in Syria

A disabled DWP worker nearly died on the job. So his boss called him a ‘whinger’.

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