Sudanese refugees stage solidarity protest in Scotland

SOME 200 people have held a protest outside the Scottish parliament in Edinburgh to highlight the human rights situation in Sudan.

British mining giant has ‘duty of care’ to Zambian farmers hit by dirty water, Supreme Court hears

BRITISH mining giant Vedanta “has a duty of care” to nearly 2,000 Zambian farmers who say their water supply was poisoned by a subsidiary of the co

Students occupy SOAS's famous library in protest at staff cuts

FIFTY students at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) staged an overnight occupation of their famous library in protest against

British mining firm in legal battle to stop Zambian farmers from suing it for polluting their source of water

Vedanta Resources is being blamed for turning Zambia’s longest river bright blue

NHS whistleblower claims mental health staff snapped patient’s neck

AN NHS nurse claims that her colleagues at a secure psychiatric ward in England broke a patient’s neck by violently restraining him.

Veteran confronts minister over PTSD scandal

Campaigner Gus Hales presented Tory Veterans’ Minister Tobias Ellwood with a dossier of PTSD charity Combat Stress's failures today

Maduro supporters in London celebrate start of second term

SUPPORTERS of Venezuela’s democratically elected President Nicolas Maduro welcomed the start of his second term with a lively rally outside the cou

Grenfell-style fire risk at barracks branded a “shocking failure”

DEFENCE Secretary Gavin Williamson is under attack by a parliamentary committee that is “extremely concerned” that an inferno at shoddy military qu

Palestine solidarity campaigners win right to Supreme Court appeal

THE Supreme Court in London will hear a landmark challenge to stop a major British pension fund profiting from Israel’s human rights abuses.

Anti-frackers ‘horrified’ as drilling begins at former bomb test site