‘Now or never’ to free Julian Assange, his wife says outside Parliament

IT IS now or never to release Julian Assange, his wife told protesters outside Parliament at the weekend.

Activists celebrate again after council fails to put date on possession order

ACTIVISTS in Oxford celebrated another victory today after bungling council officials failed to evict them from a youth centre at risk of demolitio

‘Over-emphasis’ on benefits fraud is stopping people getting the help they need, charity warns

Meanwhile, Britain loses whopping £219bn to scams last year

Tories accused of voter suppression after photo ID rules blocked 14,000 people from polling booths

MPs call for ban on individual donations to political parties to block Johnson and Truss's honours list

MPS today called for a ban on individual donations to political parties and to block former prime ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Truss’s resignati

Disadvantaged students will struggle to get into university as demand grows, Ucas says

MANY more disadvantaged students will struggle to get into university as demand grows, a report by Ucas warned today.

Holyrood urged to use devolved powers to protect child refugees from Illegal Migration Bill

SCOTTISH ministers were urged today to challenge the widely condemned Illegal Migration Bill to prevent creating a two-tier system for protecting t

MPs launch House of Lords probe after row over Johnson's resignation honours

HOUSE of Lords appointments will be subject to a new parliamentary inquiry amid widespread criticism of Boris Johnson’s resignation honours list.

‘Democracy out of the window’ as Tories reject anti-strikes bill amendments

TORIES threw “scrutiny and democracy out of the window” as they rejected Lords amendments to the government’s “pernicious” anti-strikes Bill today.

Campaigners halt demolition of cherished community building

ACTIVISTS from Oxford’s Community Solidarity Centre (CSC) celebrated a “major victory” today after a county court blocked the demolition