It’s ‘Day of the Zebra’. But it’s not just the animals that need our support.
Sunday 31 January is International Day of the Zebra. It's a conservation tool to draw attention to these fascinating and ...
Welsh language speaker alleges discrimination at Britain’s largest prison
A Welsh language speaker has alleged he and others are being discriminated against for speaking Welsh in HMP Berwyn. Prison ...
Hackney Council rejects petition from charity supporting Black domestic abuse survivors
On 27 January, Hackney council held a debate to discuss the future of Sistah Space. It's a charity that works ...
Keir Starmer’s done it again. He’s just out-Toried the Tories.
Keir Starmer never seems to miss a chance to ape the Conservative Party. And Sunday 31 January was no exception ...
The real story behind the AstraZeneca-EU row is the thousands more coronavirus deaths it threatens
A row between the EU and the pharmaceutical multinational AstraZeneca (AZ) threatens thousands more people's lives from coronavirus (Covid-19). It's ...
Profit before patients: NHS mental health services are already partly run by private companies
The coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has seen a number of healthcare contracts handed out to private companies. The pandemic, however, is ...
People are celebrating the Nobel Peace Prize nomination for Black Lives Matter
The Black Lives Matter movement has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. MP Petter Eide of Norway's Socialist Left party ...
Plans for a new coal mine undermine the UK’s commitment to net zero climate targets
The new mine, near Whitehaven, will be used to extract coking coal for steel production and was granted planning permission ...
Protesting Indian farmers begin hunger strike amid fury against Modi
The hunger strike coincides with the anniversary of the death of independence leader Mahatma Gandhi.
After mass casualties in 2020, Botswana is hit with a new bout of mysterious elephant deaths
Hundreds of elephants in Botswana dropped dead, quite literally, in 2020. Following a highly criticised investigation into the mass mortality ...
Offices are hotspots for coronavirus outbreaks, but workers suffer more than bosses
New Public Health England (PHE) data seen by the BBC indicates that offices are the highest risk workplaces for coronavirus ...
Once again the Tories throw students under the bus
The government just refused to budge on a crucial issue for university students. It is one that has been at ...
Stansted 15 ‘vindicated’ as Court of Appeal quashes their terrorism convictions
The Stansted 15, who stopped a deportation flight taking off, have had their terrorism convictions overturned on appeal on 29 ...
A Tory minister just leaked private emails from a HuffPost journalist
A Tory minister just leaked two private emails from a HuffPost journalist. She claimed this was because the reporter and ...
Another officer caught using lockdown rules to abuse police power
On Wednesday 27 January, a Twitter user shared a video of a West Midlands police officer stopping, harassing and arresting ...
A new film shows it’s not just the US that’s facing an increased far-right threat
In the wake of the far-right invasion of Washington's Capitol Hill on 6 January, the US Department of Homeland Security ...
EU / UK Vaccine spat highlights the need for a ‘radical shake-up in the way vaccines are produced’
Junior minister Lucy Frazer said the UK priority was to vaccinate its own population, but would aid neighbours where possible.
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