Articles by Bethany Rielly

International Women’s Day march dedicated to victims of male violence

Million Women Rise call out state failures to tackle misogyny and racism in society

Britain | Friday 03rd Mar 2023

Family of Chris Kaba call for action six months on from police shooting

Britain | Thursday 02nd Mar 2023

Punishing and hostile route to settlement in Britain driving thousands into financial hardship, report finds

Britain | Tuesday 28th Feb 2023

Over 3,000 people estimated to be sleeping rough as numbers rise by over a quarter

Friday 05th Aug 2022

Government's plans to strap migrants with facial recognition smartwatches slammed

Liberty says it's no surprise this government would deploy such a tactic ‘as part of its racist hostile environment’

Friday 05th Aug 2022

Electricity theft record a sign of growing desperation amid rising prices, campaigners say

A RECORD number of people are stealing electricity, new figures revealed today, prompting fears that the cost-of-living crisis is pushing individua

Thursday 04th Aug 2022

Campaigners raised by increasingly ‘blurry’ line between British police and military

by Bethany Rielly

Thursday 04th Aug 2022

Sunak's Prevent plans expose programme as a ‘tool to crush dissent,’ campaigners warns

Cage says the former chancellor is ‘exploiting Tory prejudices against Muslims especially, to frame those challenging growing state impunity as extreme’

Thursday 04th Aug 2022

Afghan evacuees stuck in hostel limbo nearly 12 months on

AN AFGHAN refugee who has lived in hostel accommodation for over a year says she feels her life has been “paused” while she waits for permanent hou

Monday 01st Aug 2022

New research identifies three distinct types of long Covid

THERE are three distinct types of long Covid each with their own set of symptoms, new research suggests.

Monday 01st Aug 2022

Jeremy Corbyn and Chris Packham speak out against government failures on climate crisis

FOSSIL fuel giants are “picking our pockets and stealing our future,” Jeremy Corbyn has said ahead of a major online event highlighting the link be

Sunday 31st Jul 2022

Jewish Labour members slam lack of justice

Campaigners back call from John McDonnell to address ‘unjust treatment of party activists’

Wednesday 20th Jul 2022

Just Stop Oil activists bring M25 to standstill

JUST Stop Oil activists halted traffic on the M25 today in protest against the government’s “inadequate preparations” for climate change following

Thursday 04th Aug 2022

Fears over Rwanda deportations triggering children to self harm

Articles by Bethany Rielly

International Women’s Day march dedicated to victims of male violence

Million Women Rise call out state failures to tackle misogyny and racism in society

Family of Chris Kaba call for action six months on from police shooting

Punishing and hostile route to settlement in Britain driving thousands into financial hardship, report finds

Over 3,000 people estimated to be sleeping rough as numbers rise by over a quarter

Government's plans to strap migrants with facial recognition smartwatches slammed

Liberty says it's no surprise this government would deploy such a tactic ‘as part of its racist hostile environment’

Electricity theft record a sign of growing desperation amid rising prices, campaigners say

A RECORD number of people are stealing electricity, new figures revealed today, prompting fears that the cost-of-living crisis is pushing individua

Campaigners raised by increasingly ‘blurry’ line between British police and military

by Bethany Rielly

Sunak's Prevent plans expose programme as a ‘tool to crush dissent,’ campaigners warns

Cage says the former chancellor is ‘exploiting Tory prejudices against Muslims especially, to frame those challenging growing state impunity as extreme’

Afghan evacuees stuck in hostel limbo nearly 12 months on

AN AFGHAN refugee who has lived in hostel accommodation for over a year says she feels her life has been “paused” while she waits for permanent hou

New research identifies three distinct types of long Covid

THERE are three distinct types of long Covid each with their own set of symptoms, new research suggests.

Jeremy Corbyn and Chris Packham speak out against government failures on climate crisis

FOSSIL fuel giants are “picking our pockets and stealing our future,” Jeremy Corbyn has said ahead of a major online event highlighting the link be

Jewish Labour members slam lack of justice

Campaigners back call from John McDonnell to address ‘unjust treatment of party activists’

Just Stop Oil activists bring M25 to standstill

JUST Stop Oil activists halted traffic on the M25 today in protest against the government’s “inadequate preparations” for climate change following

Fears over Rwanda deportations triggering children to self harm

THE Rwanda deal is triggering a deterioration in child refugees’ mental health, therapists warned today, following reports of terrified minors self

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