Prison staff blame deaths of three prisoners on turbulent private-to-private handover

STAFF and inmates at a prison where three inmates died in March believe that turbulence following Britain’s first private-to-private handover of ja

Refugees could return to Bibby Stockholm in days as ‘contemptible’ Tories call deadly legionella outbreak a ‘teething issue’

Lecturers vote for new strikes as pay dispute enters second academic year

UNIVERSITY lecturers are to stage more strikes next month as a dispute over pay and conditions enters its second academic year.

Afghan relocation schemes fuelling Channel crisis two years after fall of Kabul, report finds

THE government has been urged to double down on efforts to relocate Afghans in a report released on the two-year anniversary of the fall of Kabul t

Plans to scrap NHS cancer targets play ‘fast and lose’ with vulnerable patients

“DEEPLY worrying” plans to scrap most NHS cancer treatment targets will put more lives at risk, health campaigners warned today.

Spoof ads of Sunak shaking oil-soaked hand appear across London

PARODY adverts mocking Rishi Sunak for giving public money to oil giants have appeared across London’s bus stops.

Windfall banking tax could raise £20bn this year, campaigners say

UP to £20 billion can be raised with a windfall tax on the big four UK banks this year, an analysis by Positive Money revealed today.

Afghanistan's ‘best and brightest’ fear British government will return them to the Taliban

THIS year’s Afghan Chevening scholars are living in fear of being forced back into the hands of the Taliban after graduating next month.

Channel tragedy sparks calls for Labour to allow asylum claims in France

Party told to distinguish itself from the Tories’ ‘inhumanity’

Protesters demands council urgently rehouse father and daughter weeks from homelessness

PROTESTERS have demanded a council urgently rehouse a father and his daughter before they become homeless later this month.