Lords back Domestic Abuse Bill amendment to help protect victims from deportation

PEERS voted today to protect victims of domestic abuse from having their details shared with the Home Office in order to shield them from immigrati

Peace activists condemn Biden air strike and Labour’s military pledges

Serco paying out dividends branded an ‘outrage’ after test and trace failure

SERCO’S payment of dividends to shareholders was branded an “outrage” today after the firm reported bumper profits partly derived from its taxpayer

Furlough delays led to redundancy spikes, says Labour

RISHI SUNAK’S mismanagement of the furlough scheme has directly contributed to huge numbers of proposed job losses, Labour analysis suggested yeste

Government doing ‘bare minimum’ on fire safety for leaseholders, MPs hear

THE government was accused today of doing the “bare minimum” to help leaseholders whose homes are covered in flammable cladding and riddled with fi

‘Biggest ever’ online health campaign conference to ‘pile political heat on government’ over cronyism

HEALTH campaigners will attend a major online rally this evening against NHS privatisation and the Tory government’s Covid-19 crony contracts.

Labour bars three women from Liverpool mayoral candidate contest in ‘absolutely disgraceful’ move

LABOUR was condemned today for barring three women — including the black, socialist frontrunner — from the party’s contest to become the candidate

Labour: ‘Chancellor cannot afford to get it wrong in next week’s Budget’

THE government’s handling of the coronavirus crisis is “crashing” the economy and Chancellor Rishi Sunak “cannot afford” to worsen the damage next

Matt Hancock stands by ‘insulting’ claim that there was ‘never’ a PPE shortage

MATT HANCOCK was condemned by MPs today for claiming that there was “never a shortage” of personal protective equipment (PPE) in Britain during the

Government unlawfully kept pandemic contracts secret, court rules

THE government unlawfully witheld details of billions of pounds’ worth of coronavirus-related contracts during the pandemic, the High Court ruled t