Government forced to review ‘legally untenable’ F-35 exports

THE government has been forced to review its decision to export F-35 fighter jet components to Israel, legal groups announced today.

Harrods staff set to walk out over Christmas season

Workers denied seasonal bonus while owners award themselves £180m

MoD announces new defence industrial strategy

DEFENCE Secretary John Healey announced plans today to develop a new defence industrial strategy aimed at boosting jobs and investment in the secto

Striking NHS workers conclude four-day strike by marching to ISS headquarters

STRIKING NHS workers employed by private contractor ISS concluded their four-day strike by marching to the firm’s headquarters in Canary Wharf toda

Calls for energy support intensify as temperatures expected to plunge

DEMANDS for more energy support for vulnerable households intensified today as temperatures are expected to plummet this week.

Protesters demand government end ‘green’ subsidies for Britain's largest carbon emitter

PROTESTERS descended on Westminster today to demand that the government stop using taxpayers’ money to bankroll the destruction of forests.

Almost ten per cent of political donations come from unknown or questionable sources, research finds

ALMOST 10 per cent of political donations come from unknown or questionable sources, research found today.

Climate activists serving combined 41 years of jail time granted mass appeal hearing

SIXTEEN non-violent Just Stop Oil protesters handed draconian sentences since July have been granted an extraordinary mass hearing before the Court

Belfast rap group wins discrimination case against British government

BELFAST rap trio Kneecap has secured victory in a discrimination case against the British government, after it withdrew a grant over the group’s po

Workers and students unite to demand an end to complicity in Israel's genocide