Blacklisted workers ‘vindicated’ after spycops inquiry acknowledges police snooped on trade unionists

BLACKLISTED workers say they have been vindicated by the public inquiry into undercover policing after it acknowledged this week that spycops had r

Amnesty condemns ‘deeply disturbing’ arrests of peaceful tree protesters

THE arrest of four activists, including an 84-year-old man, at a protest against the felling of ancient trees has been condemned by Amnesty Interna

Spycops' targets urge inquiry to conclude the unit was ‘unlawful, unjustified and illegitimate’

DOZENS of people subjected to police spying have called on a public inquiry to conclude that the undercover unit that targeted them was “unlawful,

Shamima Begum loses appeal against British citizenship removal

Although court found there was 'credible suspicion' that she was trafficked for sexual exploitation as a child, it was not enough for her to win her appeal

Tories' anti-protest Bill suffers eight defeats in the House of Lords

THE Tories’ anti-protest Bill has suffered eight defeats in the House of Lords, setting back government plans to outlaw tactics used by climate act

Met's ‘deeply misogynistic culture’ allowed spycops to deceive women into sexual relationships, inquiry hears

A “DEEPLY misogynistic culture” in the Metropolitan Police allowed undercover officers to deceive dozens of women into sexual relationships for alm

Neo Nazi group threatens to ‘execute’ black activist

A PROMINENT black lawyer and activist says she has received a letter from a neonazi terror group threatening to “execute” her and her family. 

Cornwall anti-racists gear up to oppose demo targeting asylum-seeker hotel in Newquay

Spycops' operations against left-wing activists were unjustifiable and potentially unlawful, inquiry hears

SPYCOP operations against left-wing activists over a 14-year period were unjustifiable and potentially unlawful, a public inquiry’s legal team has

Black people seven times more likely to die following police restraint

New report by Inquest disputes government's claim that there is no evidence more black people die than white people following police contact