THE POLICING BILL risks “disempowering everyone in Britain,” Jeremy Corbyn told crowds in London at the weekend as thousands marched against the ne

THE number of households suffering from fuel poverty in England could treble this spring, with middle-income earners expected to be affected for th

AN EX-SERVICEMAN who says he was tortured by the RAF for being gay in 1986 has rejected government claims that the forces are now a more welcoming

THOUSANDS are expected to turn out across the country today against the Tories’ “anti-democratic” bid to crack down on protests ahead of a crucial

A TRADE union representing Border Force staff has threatened to seek a court injunction to forcibly stop the Home Office from ordering Channel push

CHRISTIAN climate activists, two of whom are over 70, were cleared by a jury today after facing charges for stopping a central London train. 

HOSPITALS are resorting to “desperate measures” to cope with mounting staff absences, including pressing workers on sick leave to return early and

LANDLORDS who offer “sex-for-rent” deals could face up to seven years in jail under a tougher new law backed by peers this week. 

PRINCE ANDREW will face a civil trial over allegations that he sexually assaulted Virginia Giuffre after a New York judge rejected his bid to have