Sudanese protesters stand their ground against military's attempts to disperse them

SUDANESE protesters resisted an attempt by the military to break up a sit-in today despite its promise to not use force against civilians.

Grenfell MP EDC accuses council in hardening attitude towards fire survivors

GRENFELL MP Emma Dent Coad has accused her local council of a “hardening in attitude” towards survivors of the fire, and has warned that authoritie

WikiLeaks founder Assange dragged out of Ecuadorean embassy

Whistleblower Edward Snowden said Julian Assange's arrest was a ‘dark moment for press freedom’

Lenders take over Debenhams with job losses expected

RETAIL giant Debenhams is the latest store to be hit by the high-street crisis after falling into administration today, risking thousands of jobs.

Transport workers to protest ISS changes to pay system delaying wages

CLEANERS on contracts with outsourcing giant ISS are staging a protest tomorrow against the firm’s plans to alter its payroll schedule that mean th

Trump replaces homeland security secretary to better suit his hard-line immigration policy

US PRESIDENT Donald Trump has replaced homeland security secretary Kristjen Nielsen with customs & border protection commissioner Kevin McAleen

Kensington residents protest over cancerous chemicals from Grenfell blaze

Alleged ‘inconsistencies’ in prosecution of Extinction Rebellion activists delays verdict

Young environmental activists block entrance to fracking conference

YOUNG climate change activists blocked the entrances to an oil and gas market seminar today by locking themselves together with bicycle chains.

Almost 200 British arts and culture institutions declare climate emergency

MORE than 190 British arts and culture institutions and individuals declared a climate and ecological emergency today in a disruptive horse-led pro