Government treating NHS staff with contempt, say nurses on picket lines on second national strike day

STRIKING nurses outside St Thomas’s hospital in London said today that they felt the government has treated NHS staff with “contempt” and “does not

Tory MP denies his 'go back to Bahrain' comments were racist

A TORY MP has denied making racist comments after telling a human rights activist to “go back to Bahrain” and accusing him of “taking money off my

Campaigners vow to defeat Rwanda deportations scheme despite court ruling

by Bethany Rielly at the Royal Courts of Justice 

Government attacks on right to protest sees largest number of demonstrators behind bars in generations, campaigners warn

People living in poverty with lung and heart diseases at greater risk as temperatures plummet

MINISTERS must provide more support for people living in poverty with lung and heart conditions as freezing temperatures put them in greater risk,

Police three times more likely to use force against black people, Home Office figures show

POLICE officers in England and Wales are three times more likely to use force against black people than white, official figures reveal. 

Child among four dead in Channel disaster, council says

A CHILD is believed to have been among the four people who died after a crowded dinghy packed with people trying to reach Britain sank in the Chann

Probe launched into allegations of unlawful killings by SAS soldiers in Afghanistan

AN INDEPENDENT inquiry into disturbing allegations that SAS operatives routinely killed unarmed men during the Afghanistan war will begin early nex

Braverman facing calls to resign as ‘hostile environment’ policies blamed for asylum seeker Channel deaths

Raab ‘hiding from accountability’ following reports he blocked reappointment of victims commissioner

DOMINIC RAAB has been accused of “hiding from accountability” following reports he blocked the reappointment of the victims commissioner for Englan