It’s one rule for the rich as fox hunters again evade prosecution despite damning evidence
2021 is business as usual for fox hunters, who continue to evade prosecution when blatantly breaking the law. Footage given ...
University staff protest Tory attempt to undermine academic freedom and stifle criticism of Israel
The Tory government is trying to force UK universities to adopt a "flawed" definition of antisemitism. The Canary wrote in ...
Priti Patel’s BBC interview was nothing short of disgraceful
The Conservative government plumbed new depths of vileness on Wednesday 20 January. Because home secretary Priti Patel's appearance on BBC ...
Trump defeated and deflated
Image description The top image depicts a gas cylinder, with the logos of Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube on ...
’13 dead and nothing said’ – 40 years since the New Cross fire tragedy
40 years ago yesterday, on 18 January 1981, thirteen Black young people were killed at a birthday party held at ...
Boris Johnson looks ahead to close relationship with Joe Biden’s White House
Boris Johnson said the UK and US will work “hand in hand” after Joe Biden takes office. The UK Government ...
Nine police officers fined for cafe meal in breach of Covid-19 regulations
Nine Metropolitan Police officers have been fined £200 each for breaching Covid-19 regulations for eating in a cafe while on ...
Rich countries hoarding vaccines could increase the global death rate
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned of "real danger" as it raises fears vaccines will not get to poorer ...
Professor Dame Elizabeth Anionwu is the British nurse who revolutionised the NHS
Elizabeth Nneka Anionwu is an inspiration to say the least. She is widely known for her ground-breaking contributions to British ...
Will Joe Biden’s inauguration launch a new beginning for Israel and Palestine?
The Israeli organisation Physicians for Human Rights has issued a statement criticising the Israeli health authority for ignoring the Palestinian ...
People are urging MPs to stop ‘putting the NHS under threat’
Campaigners are urging MPs to "protect our NHS" from trade deals that could leave it "on the table". Ahead of ...
Building materials watchdog launched after ‘deeply disturbing’ Grenfell evidence
The inquiry has been examining the blaze that killed 72 people in 2017.
Police chief leaps to defend his force before any investigation into Mohamud Hassan’s death is carried out
The funeral of 24-year-old Mohamud Mohammed Hassan took place on Sunday 17 January. Mohamud died suddenly on 9 January after ...
The ‘Corbyn Project’ is promising. But can it deliver on its goals?
After much buzz on social media, Jeremy Corbyn's Peace and Justice Project finally launched on Sunday 17 January. And while ...
Pressure is mounting on the government to ‘do the right thing’ and keep the Universal Credit uplift
Calls have increased to keep the uplift in Universal Credit, amid predictions of a downturn in living standards during 2021. ...
Jeremy Corbyn’s legal battle with Labour reaches the High Court
Lawyers for the former opposition leader are applying for the disclosure of documents ahead of a possible legal challenge over ...
This Martin Luther King Jr. Day, let’s not whitewash what he stood for
As we approach Martin Luther King Jr. Day on 18 January, it's important to challenge the dominant narratives that surround ...
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