The West is backing the wrong Kurdish government
Kurdish communities in the Middle East have been at the forefront of the fight against Daesh (or ISIS) in the ...
Cruelty-free milk is possible and could help struggling farmers
These are tough times for British dairy farmers, many of whom are selling up due to crippling cuts to the ...
Tax credit cuts reduces woman to tears, Tory minister speechless
On Question Time last night, a hard-working mother shamed Amber Rudd, the Energy and Climate Change secretary, for the Conservative ...
Headteacher refuses to put politics over principles
Education is key to every society and the policy of the day determines how education develops. Politicians are therefore keen ...
Endemic UK police racism must end
There have been more allegations of the tragic consequences of police racism after reports that PC Alan Paton, one of the ...
Theresa May seeks to punish society’s weakest with new immigration bill
The government’s new immigration bill was discussed in Parliament on Tuesday. Its stated aim is to tackle illegal immigration and ...
Kelly from PMQs is real and she spoke to The Canary
“I’m one of the luckier ones,” says Kelly Ward, 39, a Nursery Manager from Lancashire who stands to lose £1,800 ...
Austerity kills: how cuts to social services lead to human rights violations
It appears this government is beginning to reap what it sowed, as the UK becomes the world's first country to ...
8 million VWs – that’s a lot of cars to recall!
The German vehicle regulator, the KBA, has ordered the recall of 2.4 million diesel Volkswagen cars sold in Germany. The ...
Firefighters slam Lord Tebbit’s ‘insulting’ comments on women
Campaigning firefighters, already fighting against cuts affecting public safety, are now being forced to fight back against Lord Tebbit and his ...
Sustainable energy under attack from UK government
Tory voters can often be heard complaining about windmills polluting the skyline or about renewable energy sources being a drain ...
Osborne tries (and fails) to hide an embarrassing U-Turn on banking
UK chancellor George Osborne pledged to get tough on the banks and reign in the Financial Services industry after the ...
Queen bees more vulnerable to pesticides, says research
Queen honeybees are severely affected by pesticides, which may explain why the chemicals have such a strong impact on bee ...
Media predicts a Labour crisis, then 91% back Corbyn
A huge chasm within the Labour party was predicted by the British media over the fiscal charter vote. From the self-appointed ...
Whistleblower Assange denied healthcare
Julian Assange, the Australian founder and editor-in-chief of whistleblowing website wikileaks, has developed health problems while trapped in the Ecuadorian ...
It’s Cameron and his party that are ‘Britain-hating’, not Corbyn. Here’s why
With David Cameron making the abusive and unfounded claim last week that Jeremy Corbyn was "Britain-hating", it was clear that ...
A Canadian city eliminates homelessness, Tories continue to increase it
The Canadian city of Medicine Hat, Alberta, has eradicated homelessness through a controversial policy: giving homeless people homes. The new ...
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