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Jeremy Corbyn will attend the launch of Southport Community Independents in the seaside Merseyside town on 1 March. This local ...
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How Can Accurate Screening Solutions Benefit UK Workplaces? Improving Safety and Productivity
In today's competitive job market, having an effective screening process can make a real difference in UK workplaces. Pre-employment background ...
Path of Exile 2 Review and 10 Important Reasons Why You Should Play the ARPG
PoE 2 is a cult ARPG that appeared after the spectacular success of the first part, but with updated graphics. ...
Now 15 trade unions join calls demanding an inquiry into Met’s handling of Palestine march
Fifteen trade union leaders have written to the Home Secretary and Mayor of London to call for an independent inquiry ...
Clive Lewis leads 30 MPs calling for toxic Thames Water to be placed into Special Administration
A cross-party group of nearly 30 MPs has written to Ofwat’s Chief Executive asking for Thames Water to be placed ...
Bristol is marching to call out its university’s ‘stain’ on the city over Palestine
On Saturday 1 February, students and Palestine campaigners are joining forces to call out the University of Bristol's "double stain" ...
Assisted suicide: death is ugly, but only because of the shocking state of care
The committee hearings for the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill got started this week, and not without controversy. ...
Historic sentencing appeal at Royal Courts of Justice for 16 Just Stop Oil prisoners
In a defining moment for the climate crisis movement, Lady Justice Carr yesterday (Thursday 30 January) heard an extraordinary mass ...
The Digital Divide: Addressing Inequities in Global Internet Access
In an era where the internet drives education, economic growth, and social connectivity, equitable access remains a distant reality for ...
How Are Mobile Trading Apps Democratising Access to Financial Markets?
It’s hard to imagine that the history of the stock market dates all the way back to the 13th century. ...
Cost-Effective Strategies for Startups to Establish Brand Identity
Establishing a brand identity is essential for startups seeking to stand out in competitive markets. Without a clear visual identity, ...
Disability Rights UK and Eat Breath Thrive give crucial evidence to Assisted Dying Committee
Disabled witnesses and people with lived experience of mental health conditions giving evidence to the Assisted Dying Bill committee have ...
Labour defence secretary caught smearing university students at massive arms dinner
On 28 January, Labour Party defence secretary John Healey spoke at the annual ADS dinner. The dinner, held at the ...
Holocaust survivor descendant slams police thuggery on behalf of Israel and the BBC
Following heavy-handed policing on 18 January against the regular anti-genocide protests in London, the Canary spoke with one descendant of ...
University of Birmingham targeting two students over their support for Palestine
On Tuesday 28 January, Antonia Listrat, final year International Law and Globalisation student at the University of Birmingham (UoB), went ...
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