Boris Johnson cares more about the economy than he does about human lives
On Thursday 12 March, PM Boris Johnson made a statement about the government's planned response to the coronavirus outbreak. He...
Women in Pakistan are fearlessly marching for their rights on International Women’s Day
International Women's Day has become a national event in Pakistan. Women and non-binary people have taken to the streets along...
Oxford students were right to ‘no-platform’ Amber Rudd, and here’s why
On Thursday 5 March, former home secretary Amber Rudd was due to speak at an Oxford University event for International...
A lot of people won’t ‘stand with Priti’, and here’s why
In the wake of the latest scandal around home secretary Priti Patel, #StandWithPatel began trending on Twitter. Patel is facing...
No one seems to know what Boris Johnson has achieved since he got elected prime minister
Boris Johnson may have won the election, but what he's achieved since is up for debate. His track record so...
Ash Sarkar was right about immigration on BBCQT, but there’s so much more that needs to be said
Home secretary Priti Patel has announced new, stricter rules on immigration. Under these rules, those termed "low-skilled" workers will not...
‘Don’t buy the tabloids’ say supporters after Caroline Flack’s tragic death
TV presenter Caroline Flack was found dead in her London flat on 15 February. Her family confirmed that she took...
As another MP is accused of far right links, the Tories are still dragging their heels on Islamophobia
Sayeeda Warsi has called the government out for its "hypocrisy" over Islamophobia. The former minister criticised the ruling party for...
The Tory government controlling the NHS is a recipe for disaster
Boris Johnson is reportedly planning on introducing new legislation to allow greater government control over the NHS. The proposed bill...
Protesters use the Australian Open to call for action against refugee rights abuses
The finals for the 2020 Australian Open took place on 2 February. But those campaigning for refugee rights are concerned...
We’ve left the EU but some things never change. The BBC’s still giving the Brexit Party air time.
The UK left the EU on 31st January, making all British Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) redundant. This includes...
In the wake of Brexit, turns out racism is a very British thing
On Brexit day, CBBC shared a video clip from its Horrible Histories programme on Twitter. Comedian Nish Kumar introduced the clip,...
Maasai leaders visit British museums in attempt to decolonise collections
Representatives from Maasai tribes have been visiting museums in the UK this January. The visit was organised as part of...
This government needs to take responsibility for the homelessness crisis
It's no secret that homelessness in the UK is now a national crisis. Figures have skyrocketed over the last decade...
Met Police facial recognition technology will hit BAME communities the hardest
The London Metropolitan Police has announced plans to roll out facial recognition technology. As part of these plans, suspects will...
Cropping out a Black climate activist from a press photo was no accident
The Associated Press (AP) has come under fire for cropping a Black activist out of a group photo taken at...
Keir Starmer really doesn’t want to answer questions about his Labour leadership campaign team
The Labour leadership contest is underway. One of the candidates, Keir Starmer, launched his campaign on 11 January. However, Starmer...
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