Government ministers accused of failing to take steps to tackle sexual assault in schools
As an inquiry is launched into an increasing amount of sexual abuse allegations in schools, ministers are said to have...
Use of force against George Floyd was not justified, says Minneapolis police chief
The Minneapolis police chief testified that Derek Chauvin's use of force against George Floyd was "in no way, shape or...
US conservative lawmakers are taking aim at trans rights
Arkansas lawmakers have passed "the single most extreme anti-trans law" amid a growing number of proposals to limit transgender rights...
George Floyd’s family prays for justice as trial starts for police officer accused of killing him
The trial for Derek Chauvin, the police officer accused of killing George Floyd, began on 29 March. Prosecutors say Chauvin...
Cornwall G7 hotel calling itself ‘eco-friendly’ cuts down local trees to host summit
A hotel in Cornwall hosting the G7 in June has cut down trees amid work to build new meeting rooms,...
US passes stimulus bill that puts UK efforts to tackle child poverty to shame
The US government has passed a £1.9tn coronavirus (Covid-19) recovery plan that has the potential to cut child poverty in...
A year of government coronavirus incompetence
One year ago yesterday, on 23 March 2020, the prime minister announced a full national lockdown to control the spread...
Tory council candidate condemned after tweeting ‘just bomb Bristol’
A Conservative candidate for Eastbourne council had to apologise after tweeting '"just bomb Bristol" in response to the weekend's protests....
As the media fixates on Bristol, don’t forget thousands took to the streets this weekend to #KillTheBill
As the controversial Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts bill languishes in the committee stage, an increasing number of people have...
Leaked documents reveal the government’s plan for more nukes and global conflict
Leaked documents from the government's review of foreign and defence policy show it will increase the number of nuclear missiles...
One sentence from Priti Patel about the policing bill makes a mockery of government support for women
Home secretary Priti Patel has made a mockery out of government support for women. Patel claimed yesterday that the government...
Priti Patel’s new policing bill is threatening our right to protest
Today marks the second reading of the Police, Crime, Sentencing & Courts Bill, which will increase police powers and allow...
Victoria Derbyshire grills head of Society of Editors after he denies press racism
Victoria Derbyshire demonstrated why she's one of the best journalists around as she refused to let the head of the...
Piers Morgan flounces off live broadcast after co-host calls out his Meghan Markle vendetta
Piers Morgan stormed off the Good Morning Britain set this morning after presenter Alex Beresford criticised his comments about Meghan...
The pandemic must not be used to force women’s rights back to the 1970s
On International Women's Day, there's lots to celebrate in terms of the movements for gender equality around the world. There's...
NHS worker fined £10,000 for organising protest against 1% pay rise
Police have fined the organiser of a nurses' protest in Manchester £10,000 after shutting down the demonstration against the NHS...
Educational inequality for A-Level students was staggering even before coronavirus
There was an average attainment gap of three A-Level grades between the richest and most disadvantaged students even before the...
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