Protesters yell ‘murderer’ as Colombian president visits Theresa May
On 17 June, outgoing UK prime minister Theresa May welcomed Colombian president Iván Duque in London. Before the meeting, fierce ...
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Two more protesters board oil rig, campaigners say
The pair are believed to have boarded the rig in the Cromarty Firth at around 4am on Friday.
From a giant penis to mass protests, Donald Trump gets the perfect UK welcome
On 3 June, Donald Trump started his UK state visit. In response, thousands of people took action to show the ...
A new film shows how police powers couldn’t stop people dancing
A new independent film called Beats explores the power of friendship and rebellion. Set against the backdrop of the 1994 ...
Five ridiculous reasons why the police label campaigners as ‘domestic extremists’
As the Network for Police Monitoring (Netpol) launches its campaign to end the labelling of campaigners as domestic extremists, The ...
DWP brutality is the subject of a new song
THIS PODCAST CONTAINS LANGUAGE AND CONTENT SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND OFFENSIVE. IT ALSO CONTAINS COMMENTARY ON SUICIDE, WHICH SOME READERS ...
Ahed Tamimi joins thousands of people in a UK march for Palestinian rights
On 11 May, Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi joined thousands of people demonstrating for Palestinian rights. Organisers said that they were ...
Cornwall says no to rape-apologist, sexist fascists in the best possible way
On 10 May, Cornwall delivered a powerful message to right-wing, sexist 'campaigners'. Carl Benjamin, a UKIP MEP hopeful, and former ...
Two open letters to Extinction Rebellion are essential reading this weekend
Two powerful open letters from experienced activists share vital advice with "peaceful civil disobedience" group Extinction Rebellion (XR). Everyone who ...
Millions of missing people are about to reappear for a week
Across the UK and around the world, millions of missing people are about to become very visible for a week. ...
Students protest Ireland’s poor treatment of asylum seekers during visit by prime minister
Students at the University of Limerick (UL) protested against the poor treatment of asylum seekers during a visit by Irish ...
Long-term fracking protesters force Tory fracking tsar to resign
Natascha Engel, the government's fracking tsar, has quit after just six months in the post. And her resignation letter suggested ...
The HS2 railway could be putting drinking water at risk, but a court delay just worked in its favour
The Stop HS2 campaigner Sarah Green was due in court on Monday 1 April. Although she faced charges of aggravated ...
A civil liberties group reminds us why we shouldn’t talk to those cops in baby blue bibs
Civil liberties group, Network for Police Monitoring (Netpol) is telling us why we shouldn't talk to the police officers in ...
People are rising up against the ‘utter disaster’ of Tory austerity
On 2 March, the People's Assembly Against Austerity has organised a mass rally in Haverfordwest called: Britain Is Broken - We can't Afford ...
A court’s apology for calling the Stansted 15 back to face new charges is simply not good enough
On 10 December 2018,15 people were found guilty of a terrorism-related offence. The 15 locked themselves together to prevent a chartered ...
Sajid Javid might hope we’re too distracted by Brexit to notice the sweeping police powers he’s proposing
With Brexit taking up so much parliamentary time, it's easy to get distracted and forget that the government can still ...
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