Year: 2024

The scandal around Fitbit Charge 5 effectively flatlining on users is growing - as the device's parent company denies it's anything ...

The Met Police has, as of 8pm on Wednesday 31 January, refused to approve parts of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign's ...

Animal welfare charity OneKind is urging the Scottish government to uphold its commitment to consult on a phase out to ...

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has slammed the Tory government over what it calls its "economic doom loop" that has ...

Over 20 civil society organisations and activists have written to the Charity Commission asking what action it has taken against ...

Micropayments have changed the iGaming world once and forever, providing users with the chance to invest a minimum and get ...

Staying on top of the latest trends is crucial to creating engaging user experiences. In your work as a UI/UX ...

The government announced on Monday 29 January that it has opened a consultation on re-introducing fees in the employment tribunal ...

Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) will be targeting an arms industry dinner at a top London Marriot hotel - despite ...

Envision a scenario where you're ravenous and an ardent lover of chocolate. A tempting chocolate bar, exuding an irresistible aroma, ...

The Canary would like to acknowledge that this investigation was by Ian Birrell for the Mail on Sunday - an ...

Problems related to violating responsible gambling principles are one of the main issues that impact both casinos (their reputation) and ...

Keir Starmer is infamous for dropping pledges. While it's common that politicians don't follow through, Starmer is noteworthy for abandoning ...

Climate activist Greta Thunberg joined local residents, Extinction Rebellion activists, and climate crisis campaigners outside Farnborough Airport on Saturday 27 ...

Anyone reading the news this week will have been confronted by the most ridiculous story since 'nationalised sausages': conscription for ...

The Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union is to launch a judicial review against the government’s new anti-strike laws to ...

A judge has allowed a parking company in Wales to continue its prosecution of a man over a parking charge ...