Exclusive: Chairman of watchdog probing Labour ‘profited from blacklisters’

Tories on course to miss ‘net zero’ carbon emissions target by 49 years, Labour warns

Corbyn tells May at PMQs her government has treated ‘the climate emergency like a PR exercise’

'We'll end in-work poverty in our first term,' Labour pledges

LABOUR will end in-work poverty by the close of its first full parliamentary term with an ambitious investment and empowerment programme unveiled t

Anti-abortion campaigners appeal to overturn protest ban

ANTI-ABORTION campaigners told Court of Appeal judges yesterday that a 100-metre “buffer zone” outside an abortion clinic infringes on their right

Unite joins boycott of Hewlett Packard over company's complicity in Palestinian rights violations

UNITE has joined the campaign to oppose Hewlett Packard’s (HP) complicity in the violation of Palestinian rights.

Ex-officers to give evidence at undercover police inquiry

EX-OFFICERS from a secret police unit will give evidence to the undercover policing inquiry next summer, it was confirmed yesterday.

Londoners facing workforce crisis, high rents making region uninhabitable

A PUBLIC-SECTOR workforce crisis is gripping London and the south as rising rents have made it uninhabitable for low-paid workers.

Ambulance workers protest against plans to keep them working until they're 68

AMBULANCE workers and paramedics protested outside the Department of Health today over plans to force them to continue working until they are 68.

Extinction Rebellion activists shut down London Concrete to prevent its ‘devastating’ health effects

CLIMATE change activists continued to storm the streets of Britain today as part of Extinction Rebellion’s (XR’s) “summer uprising.”

Britain First fined for multiple offences

FAR-RIGHT group Britain First was fined £44,200 by the Electoral Commission today for multiple breaches of financial rules.