Most of the public say British Museum should have permanent display on slavery

MOST of the public think the British Museum should have a permanent display on Britain’s role in the trade of enslaved African people, a new poll h

Tragic death of Harshita Brella highlights ‘troubling pattern of state failure’ to address violence against women and girls

THE tragic death of Harshita Brella raises serious questions about statutory agencies’ failure to safeguard migrants subjected to domestic violence

Wave of arrests for Palestine solidarity actions sparks ‘state repression’ fears

Fully-funded insulation ‘fastest way’ to bring down energy bills

MOST Brits are in favour of a properly funded insulation and ventilation scheme, research published today shows.

Women will effectively work for free for the rest of the year from today

Government ‘hauled kicking and screaming into court’

Downing Street accepts ‘clear risk’ that fighter jet parts sold to Israel could be used to violate international humanitarian law, High Court hears

‘No climate justice without human rights’

Climate protesters demand end to fossil fuels and complicity in Gaza genocide

Regulator warns three-quarters of universities could be in the red by next year

LABOUR was urged to provide long-term public funding for higher education yesterday after the sector’s regulator warned that nearly three-quarters

Economic growth slowed to 0.1% in first quarter under Labour

ECONOMIC growth slowed in the first three months of the new Labour government, according to figures published today.

ScotRail ‘pulling wool over public's eyes’ over true scale of ticket office cuts, RMT warns

RAIL union RMT accused ScotRail today of “trying to pull the wool over the public’s eyes” about the true scale of its proposed cuts to ticket offic