Boris Johnson’s flat refurb now being officially investigated
The Electoral Commission is investigating Boris Johnson’s refurbishment of his Downing Street flat. It comes as the row over the ...
Tag: Coronavirus
Canary articles all about coronavirus (Covid-19), the pandemic, and governments’ responses to it
It’s not just about what Boris said, it’s about what he actually did
Image description This cartoon begins with the headline "It's not just about what Boris said" and beneath that an illustration ...
MPs and peers call for review of all coronavirus fines
Coronavirus fines are “muddled, discriminatory and unfair”, according to a group of MPs and peers who have called for a ...
Government has ‘no capacity’ now for inquiry, bereaved families told
The Government has “no capacity” at present to launch a public inquiry into the handling of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, ...
The DWP failed half a million people during the pandemic
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is under the spotlight again. This is because new research shows tens of ...
Keir Starmer’s security accused of assault during pub row
Labour Party leader Keir Starmer was forced to leave a pub in Bath during a walkabout after being kicked out ...
An expert has laid into the government’s ‘beyond belief’ testing programme’
An expert at the University of Bristol criticised the Government’s testing regime.
Indian variant could ‘scupper’ plans to ease coronavirus restrictions
The Indian coronavirus (Covid-19) mutation could “scupper” the UK’s march to freedom, a leading scientist has warned. This despite the ...
The shocking numbers of insecure workers who died of coronavirus
Insecure workers died of coronavirus (Covid-19) at twice the rate of people in other jobs. That's the finding of new ...
PM will still visit India despite concerns over rising cases and new variant
Boris Johnson’s visit to India will still go ahead despite soaring coronavirus (Covid-19) cases and fears over a variant first ...
More than 200 jobs could be axed at car parts firm ‘due to Brexit and Covid’
Kautex Textron said Brexit and the pandemic were ‘key contributors’ to its South Wales plant facing closure.
Equality watchdog warns of ‘two-tier society’ with vaccine passports
The Equality and Human Rights Commission raised concerns about ‘unlawful discrimination’ in a submission to the Government.
High Court told that Napier barracks is ‘unsafe and entirely unsuitable’ to house refugees
Six asylum seekers are claiming that their accommodation at the facility breached their human rights, and could amount to false ...
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 ...
The news that’s getting buried as mainstream media obsesses over Prince Philip’s death
On the evening of Friday 9 April, the BBC went wall-to-wall in its coverage of the death of Philip Windsor ...
David Cameron admits he was wrong to lobby Rishi Sunak for access to loan scheme
The former prime minister is continuing to face questions over his efforts to help finance company Greensill Capital.
Secret Teacher | Schools urgently need funding to tackle the impact of a year of restrictions
Now that school life is getting back to some form of normality (whatever that is these days), we're starting to ...
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