Articles by Ceren Sagir

Hancock writes off £13.4 billion NHS debt

THE £13.4 billion of NHS debt will be written off to help the service during the coronavirus crisis, Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced at the

Britain | Thursday 02nd Apr 2020

Government must protect the health and jobs of pregnant workers, TUC warns

Britain | Thursday 02nd Apr 2020

Almost a million new universal credit applicants putting massive strain on staff, warns PCS

Britain | Wednesday 01st Apr 2020

Online protest for mothers and children targeted by poverty, child removal and domestic violence

Tuesday 31st Mar 2020

‘Suspend rent during Covid-19 pandemic’

Tenant unions warn many still at work despite health advice due to fear of missing payments

Tuesday 31st Mar 2020

Anti-arms campaigns call for ceasefire of British-made weapons in Yemen

The country is facing a Saudi-led bombardment which has destroyed hospitals and aid facilities

Tuesday 31st Mar 2020

Charity urges for protection of women in childbirth during coronavirus

Maternity charity Birthrights also called on Justice Secretary Robert Buckland to ensure the urgent release and support of pregnant women and new mothers from prisons

Monday 30th Mar 2020

Union blasts government for putting private hire drives at risk by failing to impose heath standards

THE government was accused today of putting lives in danger by failing to impose health regulations on private-hire vehicles to prevent

Friday 27th Mar 2020

Police spying on people not social distancing is ‘sinister’ and ‘counter productive’

POLICE using drones to film people failing to practise social distancing and putting the footage online is “sinister” and “counter-productive,” Big

Friday 20th Mar 2020

Freelancers, self-employed and precarious workers left out of government's emergency package

‘The Chancellor simply doesn’t understand the hardship these workers are in,’ the Broadcasting, Entertainment, Communications and Theatre Union says

Thursday 19th Mar 2020

Government's emergency virus Bill a 'drastic reimagining of state powers'

HUMAN-rights campaigners and opposition figures warned of a “drastic reimagining of state powers” in the guise of the Emergency Coronavirus Bill an

Thursday 19th Mar 2020

Campaigners call for investigation into government racism after Windrush report condemns operations

EQUALITY and migrant-rights campaigners called for an investigation into institutional racism in the Home Office today after the Windrush inquiry c

Thursday 19th Mar 2020

Additional £22 billion needed to prevent job losses and to support families

AN ADDITIONAL £22 billion support package should be made available to keep people in their jobs and support families facing income shocks as corona

Wednesday 18th Mar 2020

Protect renters from ‘coronavirus evictions,’ Labour demands

Articles by Ceren Sagir

Hancock writes off £13.4 billion NHS debt

THE £13.4 billion of NHS debt will be written off to help the service during the coronavirus crisis, Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced at the

Government must protect the health and jobs of pregnant workers, TUC warns

Almost a million new universal credit applicants putting massive strain on staff, warns PCS

Online protest for mothers and children targeted by poverty, child removal and domestic violence

‘Suspend rent during Covid-19 pandemic’

Tenant unions warn many still at work despite health advice due to fear of missing payments

Anti-arms campaigns call for ceasefire of British-made weapons in Yemen

The country is facing a Saudi-led bombardment which has destroyed hospitals and aid facilities

Charity urges for protection of women in childbirth during coronavirus

Maternity charity Birthrights also called on Justice Secretary Robert Buckland to ensure the urgent release and support of pregnant women and new mothers from prisons

Union blasts government for putting private hire drives at risk by failing to impose heath standards

THE government was accused today of putting lives in danger by failing to impose health regulations on private-hire vehicles to prevent

Police spying on people not social distancing is ‘sinister’ and ‘counter productive’

POLICE using drones to film people failing to practise social distancing and putting the footage online is “sinister” and “counter-productive,” Big

Freelancers, self-employed and precarious workers left out of government's emergency package

‘The Chancellor simply doesn’t understand the hardship these workers are in,’ the Broadcasting, Entertainment, Communications and Theatre Union says

Government's emergency virus Bill a 'drastic reimagining of state powers'

HUMAN-rights campaigners and opposition figures warned of a “drastic reimagining of state powers” in the guise of the Emergency Coronavirus Bill an

Campaigners call for investigation into government racism after Windrush report condemns operations

EQUALITY and migrant-rights campaigners called for an investigation into institutional racism in the Home Office today after the Windrush inquiry c

Additional £22 billion needed to prevent job losses and to support families

AN ADDITIONAL £22 billion support package should be made available to keep people in their jobs and support families facing income shocks as corona

Protect renters from ‘coronavirus evictions,’ Labour demands

LABOUR today renewed calls for emergency legislation to protect renters affected by coronavirus from eviction, after six million households were re

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