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

Wednesday 16th Jun 2021

Home Office drops Osime deportation

But exiling young autistic man to Jamaica should hot have been on the cards, say family

Tuesday 15th Jun 2021

Met Police Commissioner Dick called on to resign after long-awaited report into Daniel Morgan's unsolved murder personally criticises her

Report finds the Metropolitan Police was ‘institutionally corrupt’ in its handling of the case

Tuesday 15th Jun 2021

Met Police still ‘misusing’ Covid powers against protesters, campaigners charge

LONDON’S Metropolitan Police force was accused today of continuing to mislead the public over their right to protest under Covid-19 regulations.

Tuesday 15th Jun 2021

Police criticised for failing to respond to attack on BBC journalist by anti-lockdown protesters

POLICE have been criticised for failing to act in response to an attack on a BBC journalist by anti-lockdown protesters today.

Tuesday 15th Jun 2021

Disabled people risk being ‘left behind’ when Britain comes out of lockdown, concerning new research has found

Report found that 45 per cent of those classed as clinically extremely vulnerable are continuing to stay behind closed doors

Sunday 13th Jun 2021

G7 crackdown is ‘just the start’

Stifled summit protests a sign of things to come, warn Kill the Bill activists

Sunday 13th Jun 2021

Cambridge uni students continue strike over ‘extortionate’ rents

40 students at Clare College have withheld over £63,000 since launching the strike to protest rent costs while having no access to in-person teaching or facilities

Friday 11th Jun 2021

Climate activists: We’ll fight them on the beaches

Environmentalists kick off three days of protests at G7 summit to warn leaders: We’re heading for a climate catastrophe

Friday 11th Jun 2021

Kent council cannot accept more child refugees due to ‘overwhelmed’ services

KENT County Council is refusing to accept any more unaccompanied asylum-seeker children, warning that its services have reached breaking point for

Thursday 10th Jun 2021

Johnson's G7 vaccine vow slammed as ‘hypocrisy’

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

Home Office drops Osime deportation

But exiling young autistic man to Jamaica should hot have been on the cards, say family

Met Police Commissioner Dick called on to resign after long-awaited report into Daniel Morgan's unsolved murder personally criticises her

Report finds the Metropolitan Police was ‘institutionally corrupt’ in its handling of the case

Met Police still ‘misusing’ Covid powers against protesters, campaigners charge

LONDON’S Metropolitan Police force was accused today of continuing to mislead the public over their right to protest under Covid-19 regulations.

Police criticised for failing to respond to attack on BBC journalist by anti-lockdown protesters

POLICE have been criticised for failing to act in response to an attack on a BBC journalist by anti-lockdown protesters today.

Disabled people risk being ‘left behind’ when Britain comes out of lockdown, concerning new research has found

Report found that 45 per cent of those classed as clinically extremely vulnerable are continuing to stay behind closed doors

G7 crackdown is ‘just the start’

Stifled summit protests a sign of things to come, warn Kill the Bill activists

Cambridge uni students continue strike over ‘extortionate’ rents

40 students at Clare College have withheld over £63,000 since launching the strike to protest rent costs while having no access to in-person teaching or facilities

Climate activists: We’ll fight them on the beaches

Environmentalists kick off three days of protests at G7 summit to warn leaders: We’re heading for a climate catastrophe

Kent council cannot accept more child refugees due to ‘overwhelmed’ services

KENT County Council is refusing to accept any more unaccompanied asylum-seeker children, warning that its services have reached breaking point for

Johnson's G7 vaccine vow slammed as ‘hypocrisy’

PM criticised as he calls for action to increase Covid jabs, while blocking action to waive vaccine patents

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