Revived Rwanda bill ‘increasingly rushed, unworkable and inhumane’ that won't work, peers told

LABOUR peers have condemned Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s latest bid to revive his Rwanda scheme as the Bill entered the House of Lords for its seco

Labour accused of hounding ‘another black woman’ after suspending Kate Osamor for Gaza support

LABOUR has been accused of a “shameful and opportunistic” bid to hound another black woman out of the party after suspending Kate Osamor MP for sug

Britain ‘complicit with genocide’ after cutting funding to UN relief agency in Gaza

Israel and the West risk nuclear war in Middle East, says NEU's Daniel Kebede in speech at a Stop the War meeting

Unions launch legal action against government's anti-strike legislation

PUBLIC services union PCS announced legal action against the government’s minimum services levels legislation at the TUC’s historic Right To Strike

More than 1,000 Amazon workers vow ‘spring offensive’ of strikes in fight for £15 pay

AMAZON workers in Coventry have voted to extend their strike action, with the GMB union warning today that the online retail giant faces a “spring

Post Office sacked independent experts who found IT bugs slammed as ‘disgusting cover-up’

THE Post Office’s decision to sack independent forensic accountants who found bugs in their IT system was today branded a “disgusting” cover-up by

Tories face more humiliation at hands of trade unions this summer, Mick Whelan says

THE Tories face more humiliation at the hands of trade unions this summer, Aslef general secretary Mick Whelan warned today.

NHS in ‘workforce crisis’ as demand for care outstrips rise in staffing

Former subpostmistress weeps and says her ‘horrible’ experience is over as fraud conviction is quashed

A FORMER subpostmistress who had her fraud conviction quashed by the Court of Appeal today has urged others affected by the Horizon scandal to come

Post Office investigator ‘humbly sorry’ despite saying he still believes cleared subpostmaster is guilty

A FORMER Post Office investigator who claimed he still believed a  subpostmaster is guilty despite a court clearing him of theft came close to tear