Britain

Labour ‘more divided than ever,’ socialists warn after party's ‘anti-democratic’ suspension of Corbyn

Britain | Friday 30th Oct 2020

Activists and politicians spied on by police speak out on inquiry demands

Britain | Friday 30th Oct 2020

NUJ calls for urgent meeting with BBC bosses over new social media rules

Britain | Friday 30th Oct 2020

Police use of force surged 12.5% at height of lockdown despite fall in crime

Friday 30th Oct 2020

Home Office's 3p increase for asylum support payments branded ‘cold-hearted’

Asylum Matters says government has blown the chance to put things right for those seeking refugee status in Britain

Friday 30th Oct 2020

Exclusive: Hospital workers forced to pay hefty bills after accommodation funds dry up despite second Covid wave

Government urged to continue to fund hotel beds for frontline staff

Friday 30th Oct 2020

Campaigners call for suspension and review of British military's training of Nigeria's SARS units

Campaign Against Arms Trade says UK forces should not have been working with the country's brutal Special Anti-Robbery Squad

Thursday 29th Oct 2020

Corbyn's suspension is an ‘attack on the left’ that undermines Labour's response to anti-semitism

The former Labour leader says he will strongly ‘contest the political intervention to suspend me’ and to ‘continue to support a zero-tolerance policy towards all forms of racism’

Friday 30th Oct 2020

Manchester Metropolitan University staff could take strike action if in-person classes resume

WORKERS at Manchester Metropolitan University could go on strike after being told to prepare for in-person teaching despite the city’s Tier 3 statu

Thursday 29th Oct 2020

A person takes their life every five days in prisons, new figures show

Ministry of Justice study shows historic number of inmate suicides

Friday 30th Oct 2020

Only 12% of Windrush victims got compensation

JUST 12 per cent of Windrush victims claiming compensation have received payouts, official figures showed yesterday.

Thursday 29th Oct 2020

Troops who commit crimes will escape justice under new Bill, MPs find

Parliamentary committee warns Overseas Operations Bill breaches Britain’s human rights obligations

Thursday 29th Oct 2020

Londoners demand government ends ‘appalling attack’ on city's transport system

LONDONERS called today for an end to the government’s “appalling attack” on the capital’s transport system in a letter to the Prime Minister slammi

Thursday 29th Oct 2020

London's firefighters in need of government intervention to protect service from massive cuts

Britain

Labour ‘more divided than ever,’ socialists warn after party's ‘anti-democratic’ suspension of Corbyn

Activists and politicians spied on by police speak out on inquiry demands

NUJ calls for urgent meeting with BBC bosses over new social media rules

Police use of force surged 12.5% at height of lockdown despite fall in crime

Home Office's 3p increase for asylum support payments branded ‘cold-hearted’

Asylum Matters says government has blown the chance to put things right for those seeking refugee status in Britain

Exclusive: Hospital workers forced to pay hefty bills after accommodation funds dry up despite second Covid wave

Government urged to continue to fund hotel beds for frontline staff

Campaigners call for suspension and review of British military's training of Nigeria's SARS units

Campaign Against Arms Trade says UK forces should not have been working with the country's brutal Special Anti-Robbery Squad

Corbyn's suspension is an ‘attack on the left’ that undermines Labour's response to anti-semitism

The former Labour leader says he will strongly ‘contest the political intervention to suspend me’ and to ‘continue to support a zero-tolerance policy towards all forms of racism’

Manchester Metropolitan University staff could take strike action if in-person classes resume

WORKERS at Manchester Metropolitan University could go on strike after being told to prepare for in-person teaching despite the city’s Tier 3 statu

A person takes their life every five days in prisons, new figures show

Ministry of Justice study shows historic number of inmate suicides

Only 12% of Windrush victims got compensation

JUST 12 per cent of Windrush victims claiming compensation have received payouts, official figures showed yesterday.

Troops who commit crimes will escape justice under new Bill, MPs find

Parliamentary committee warns Overseas Operations Bill breaches Britain’s human rights obligations

Londoners demand government ends ‘appalling attack’ on city's transport system

LONDONERS called today for an end to the government’s “appalling attack” on the capital’s transport system in a letter to the Prime Minister slammi

London's firefighters in need of government intervention to protect service from massive cuts

FIREFIGHTERS urged the government today to deliver emergency funds to protect London’s fire service from multi-million-pound cuts.

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