Foreign aid cut leaves MPs with ‘blood on their hands’
MPs have "blood on their hands" over their vote to cut foreign aid. That's the view of one campaign group, ...
Tag: austerity
Housing crisis sees English councils ‘spending five times more on B&Bs’
A rising number of homeless people are being placed into bed and breakfast accommodation, the LGA said.
Poorest schools suffered funding cut under Tory reforms says watchdog
The National Audit Office said measures to ‘level up’ education have seen more resources go
40 years on from the Brixton riots, the Police Bill could spark a summer of urban unrest
On 10 April 1981, young Brixton residents rose up in response to police oppression, entrenched inequality, and marginalisation. The unrest soon ...
Tories cover up ‘jaw-dropping’ cuts to health and social care spending when we need it most
Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered this year’s much-anticipated budget on 3 March. Surprisingly - in a year in which Britain saw ...
Marr just told one of the biggest lies of the pandemic, and it could impact all of us
Andrew Marr just repeated one of the biggest lies of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. What's worse, it's one that could ...
Rishi Sunak’s key worker pay cut plans will leave the north reeling
The government's planned cuts to key worker pay rises will disproportionately impact the north, leaving unions urging reconsideration. According to ...
Bolsonaro’s brutal reign of terror has been laid bare in a documentary exposé
The Canary has consistently reported on the multiple crimes and abuses of the far-right government of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil. ...
Children in crisis don’t need a celebrity ambassador, they need a fully funded mental health service
In response to Children's Mental Health Awareness Week, Boris Johnson announced that the government has appointed Love Island star Dr ...
The government can’t keep ignoring England’s scandalous child poverty crisis
The children’s commissioner for England Anne Longfield has warned that if the government fails to take urgent action, one in ...
The divisive nature of Tory rhetoric about the ‘left behind white working-class’
In recent months, we've seen a return to right-wing rhetoric that suggests white working-class boys are being left behind. This ...
Anneliese Dodds just officially ended the ‘Corbyn project’
Shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds is shedding light on the Labour Party's economic stance for the first time. And it appears that ...
Jacob Rees-Mogg sinks to a new low in six appalling words
Labour’s Zarah Sultana said the Commons Leader was reportedly in line to receive a £800,000 dividend payout this year.
As Unicef step in to feed hungry UK kids, No 10 defends £45k pay rise to Dominic Cummings
Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner called the salary increase ‘an insult to key workers’.
For the first time in its 70-year history, Unicef is feeding hungry children in the UK
Some 1,800 families struggling as a result of the coronavirus pandemic will receive breakfast boxes over the Christmas school holidays.
‘Smoke and mirrors’ sums up Rishi Sunak’s Spending Review
Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Spending Review was a fine bit of electioneering, if you're a Tory. Otherwise, as one person pointed ...
Britain’s education system has been failing Black working-class children for generations
Last week, the Institute of Race Relations published new research highlighting how Black working-class children and young people are being ...
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