McDonald's: ‘leading the race to the bottom’ on workers' rights

Over 700 McDonald's workers join sexual abuse and harassment lawsuit

Concerns over tech consultancy with NHS contracts simultaneously developing drone AI

A TECH consultancy, which boasts major public contracts and has carried out tests for the government’s AI Safety Institute since 2023, is developin

Disability rights campaigner says many won't benefit from home adaptations funding boost

A DISABILITY rights campaigner has spoken of the postcode lottery faced by housing association tenants when applying for home adaptation grants.

Civil Aviation Authority workers to take first industrial action in 40 years

WORKERS at the Civil Aviation authority (CAA) are to take industrial action for the first time in 40 years in a dispute over pay, the Prospect uni

Starmer plans to ‘embed profit-seeking parasites’ into NHS, campaigners warn

Elon Musk doesn't care for child victims nor justice, Starmer says in grooming gangs row

ELON MUSK does not care about child rape victims nor justice, said Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer today as he warned the world’s richest man that

Treasury minister Tulip Siddiq refers herself to standards watchdog

TREASURY minister Tulip Siddiq has referred herself to the Prime Minister’s independent ethics adviser amid controversy over properties linked to h

Child abuse victims slam Tories' racialised rape gang inquiry demands

Scottish government has spent £1.2bn mitigating Westminster's 14 years of austerity, figures show

THE Scottish government has spent around £1.2 billion in the past 14 years mitigating the impacts of Westminster’s welfare reforms, official figure

Streeting denies kicking social care reform into the long grass

HEALTH Secretary Wes Streeting denied kicking much-needed social care reform into the long grass today as campaigners continued to criticise the ti