Climate activists scale government building to demand investment in plant-based future

CLIMATE activists who scaled a government building today have vowed to remain indefinitely until ministers “commit to defunding the dairy, meat and

National living wage's 59p increase a ‘mockery’ of Tory plans to level up the country

Increase will be ‘swallowed up’ by inflation and rise in National Insurance payments, Labour, civil society groups and trade unions warn

Whistleblower warns MPs that Facebook could be fanning the flames of hate in Myanmar and Ethiopia

FACEBOOK whistleblower Frances Haugen warned MPs today that ethnic violence in Myanmar and Ethiopia will merely be “opening chapters” if action is

Insulate Britain brings London's financial districts to a standstill

by Bethany Rielly

Protesters to call on MPs to drop ‘anti-refugee’ Borders Bill outside Parliament

Claimant asked to send ‘kidnapper-style’ photo of themselves to apply for Universal Credit

by Bethany Rielly

Privacy campaigners condemn rollout of facial recognition in school canteens

PRIVACY campaigners have condemned the rollout of facial recognition in some of Scotland’s school canteens this week. 

Father of son murdered during the Troubles accuses PM of ‘disrespecting victims of terrorism’

A FATHER whose son was murdered during the Troubles accused the Prime Minister Boris Johnson of “disrespecting victims of terrorism” today.

Raab criticised after revealing details on plans to overhaul Human Rights Act

DOMINIC RAAB was criticised today after revealing new details on plans to overhaul the Human Rights Act, including a mechanism to “correct” rulings

‘Timed out of justice:’ 13,000 domestic abuse cases dropped in past five years

by Bethany Rielly