RENTERS have won nearly £19,000 in “a David versus Goliath” legal battle with their billionaire landlord, who evicted them during the pandemic afte

MARC WADSWORTH won a libel case against the Jewish Chronicle (JC) today, with the newspaper agreeing to pay “substantial compensation” and issue an

HUNGARY’S government is planning to hold a national referendum in an effort to highlight public support for its new anti-LGBT legislation, the Prim

INDIA’S Parliament has erupted in protests as opposition MPs accused the government of using military-grade spyware equipment to monitor Prime Mini

MOST disabled women in Britain have been sexually harassed at work and some have left jobs to get away from it, the TUC’s first major report on the

NHS campaigners reacted with fury today after the Tory government’s Health and Care Bill passed its second reading in the Commons.

BRITAIN sold over £20 billion worth of arms to Saudi Arabia during its war in Yemen, with the figure almost three times higher than the government’

UNIONS renewed calls for better public-sector and key worker pay today as latest figures revealed inflation is rising faster than their wages.

COLLEGES and universities across Britain must “decarbonise and decolonise” education to help better prepare students for the climate crisis, unions