Inquiry into Iraqi teen allegedly drowned by British soldiers warns radio logs 'may have been lost'

A JUDGE investigating allegations that an Iraqi teenager drowned after being thrown into a river by British troops in 2003 said the “invaluable” ra

US spy charges against Assange are ‘huge threat’ to press freedom

THE National Union of Journalists (NUJ) condemned US prosecutors today for filing spy charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who faces 1

Exclusive Plane crash in Middle East by rusty RAF pilot cost £12 million

A MILITARY pilot who crashed a special forces plane in Syria had not flown on operations for three years prior to the incident that injured all cre

Britain must end colonisation of Mauritius, PM tells UN

BRITAIN must complete its decolonisation of Mauritius, the country’s leader told the UN general assembly in a debate on the Chagos Islands.

LIVE UPDATES: UN to vote on the ICJ's opinion on Chagos Islands

Hunt's sinister statement fuels fears of attack on Iran

FEARS of an attack on Iran have been fuelled by sinister statements from Jeremy Hunt and reports of Western troops being sent to the region.

TUC Disabled Workers' Conference ’19 Bosses must be obliged to report their disabled employees's pay

BOSSES should be obliged to report on pay for disabled people to help tackle the “shocking” disability pay gap of 15 per cent, a senior trade union

Detainees paid £1 an hour plan Home Office court showdown

IMMIGRATION detainees who earn as little as £1 an hour are asking the Court of Appeal in London to intervene over the low-pay regime.

Zambia set to take British mine in house

ZAMBIA’S government is poised to take over a British-owned mine following demands from trade unionists.

First British police force challenged over facial recognition technology

AN ARMS trade activist in Cardiff is taking police to court over their use of live facial recognition technology.