The storm around Lush’s spycops campaign shows exactly why it’s needed
Social and news media hit fever pitch yesterday following the launch of a campaign by Lush. But the public response –...
Campaigners were out in force raising awareness about hunting on some of England’s most iconic sites
Protesters have taken to National Trust land across England to object to the charity’s position on trail hunting. On 27...
The Philip Cross scandal: How Wikipedia is being used against left-wing journalists
A mysterious Wikipedia editor named Philip Cross has made more than 130,000 edits to pages across the online encyclopaedia. But...
Google’s assistant app is becoming convincingly human but some humans aren’t convinced
On 8 May, Google revealed that one of its apps will soon be able to book appointments for you over...
Documents show the National Trust hasn’t been entirely honest in its position on hunting
When a motion to ban trail hunting was brought before the National Trust's AGM in October 2017, the charity recommended...
A vote on fox hunting is still rocking England’s largest conservation charity
The National Trust conservation charity held a vote at its AGM to ban trail hunting in October 2017. The motion...
One of England’s most notorious fox hunts has suffered a humiliating defeat in court
An anti-hunting activist was in court on 18 April for public order offences against members of the Atherstone Hunt. But...
A former airport development has become a battlefield between thousands of police and activists
French police are evicting people from a massive area of land previously earmarked for an airport development. But the people...
A former huntsman has been convicted of killing a fox, and the case exposes a crucial loophole
A former huntsman has been convicted for illegally killing a fox. But his co-defendant, a falconer, was cleared of all...
Labour officials visiting northern Syria raise the dirty secret of Britain’s arms sales to Turkey
Labour officials are visiting northern Syria in a “first” for the war-torn region. And during a meeting with Kurdish officials,...
Britain’s fracking supply chain suffered a blow hundreds of miles from the well
Anti-fracking activists protested against Norfolk haulage company AMPS (Associated Master Porters and Stevedores). The activists claim AMPS delivers to a...
This footballer’s biggest challenge yet is taking on the UN
Kurdish footballer Deniz Naki is on hunger strike outside the United Nations building in Geneva, Switzerland. And he is joined...
Grenfell locals are demanding to know the whereabouts of an ex-councillor
Protesters disrupted a Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) council meeting on 7 March. And a poster was held...
An anti-immigration activist has just had a taste of his own medicine
Martin Sellner is the head of the Austrian branch of far-right youth group Generation Identity. He planned to take the...
There’s a hidden message in the KFC crisis for all us wanting change
Fast-food chain KFC hit the news on 17 February because it was going through a crisis: the retailer was running...
Protesters have called out a major charity for ‘letting down its members’
Protesters have told the National Trust to “stop the hunts” in demonstrations across the country on 25 February. Alibis and...
Prisons don’t need improving, they need dismantling. Now.
On 17 February, The Observer asked the question: “Are prisons in England and Wales facing a meltdown?”. The article takes the murder...
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