The mainstream media shows its usual racial bias around Covid policing
You will have probably seen the recent news headlines about two women, Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore, who were surrounded ...
Health checks for refugees at Bosnia camp after days in cold
Bosnia has faced sharp criticism for leaving around 1,000 people without shelter after the blaze.
Fresh strikes by British Gas engineers announced
Members of the GMB union will stage five walkouts in the coming weeks.
The media barely remembered to tell you that NHS staff are still fighting for better pay
In November 2020, 14 health unions representing 1.3 million NHS workers came together to campaign for a pay rise. Unions ...
It’s not just British Gas. ‘Fire and rehire’ is increasingly used to destroy workers’ rights.
British Gas engineers are striking for the fifth day, fully withdrawing their labour, after being provoked into industrial action over ...
Biggest rises in Covid cases now happening outside southern and eastern England
Knowsley on Merseyside has seen the sharpest week-on-week increase.
Stark warning from Chris Whitty – UK has not yet hit the peak of Covid-19 infection
The UK has not yet hit the peak of the current wave of Covid-19 infection, with the next few weeks ...
A Brexit petition to protect bees just blew up on social media
A petition to do with post-Brexit changes in the UK has blown up on Twitter, and a phrase from it ...
As Brexit reality hits home, it’s starting to expose the DUP in Northern Ireland
When the UK left the EU on 1 January 2021, both parties entered a new trade relationship. This new relationship ...
A trade union is considering disaffiliating from Keir Starmer’s Labour
A trade union is about to start debating its affiliation with the Labour Party. Why? Because it feels "further away ...
The Capitol coup only highlights the threat that white supremacy poses to democracy
At a right-wing 'Save America' rally on 6 January, Trump repeated unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud. And he urged his ...
Theresa May’s ‘breathless wooing’ of Donald Trump a great pity, says former speaker John Bercow
The former Commons speaker was critical of the ex-prime minister’s attempts to forge an early relationship with the outgoing US ...
A sociologist just slammed Starmer’s new paywalled Telegraph article
Keir Starmer has once again written an article for the right-wing Telegraph. And once again, it's behind a paywall. But ...
Letter: The demonisation of Assange paves the way for more rape and murder by the State
We are relieved the court ruled not to extradite Julian Assange to the US. His immediate release from Belmarsh, classified ...
Public health expert warns that the UK needs a clear coronavirus strategy beyond the vaccine
Governments of the UK should have ‘more agency in being more proactive and ahead of’ Covid-19, Professor Devi Sridhar said.
The EU drops its recognition of Venezuela’s US-backed ‘interim president’, but one European country isn’t budging
The ongoing coup attempt against the democratically-elected government of Venezuela has been on a protracted downward spiral. It's plunging into ...
Judge’s ruling in Assange’s extradition case could be seen as a declaration of war on journalists
On 4 January 2021, judge Vanessa Baraitser ruled that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange shouldn't be extradited to the US. Her ...
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