Four Insulate Britain activists acquitted over M25 protest

FOUR Insulate Britain activists were acquitted at Woolwich Crown Court on Tuesday for protesting on the M25. 

Covid inquiry ignores dentistry as taking biggest hit and weakest recovery in healthcare, BDA warns

DENTISTS have warned that the Covid Inquiry overlooked the pandemic’s impact on dentistry, risking further damage if “lessons are not learned.”

Government faces emergency legal action to halt Israel arms exports as ICC issues arrest warrants

THE government has been given until Friday to respond to the latest High Court escalation over its supply of weapons to suspected war criminals. 

New data reveals cost of limiting energy use below safe levels

NEW research has found that households putting their health in danger by rationing energy use are saving less than they may have anticipated.

130,000 kids in Gaza ‘cut off’

Fifty days of siege in northern Gaza sees young children deprived of food and medicine

Average energy bills to rise to £1,738 from January

LABOUR’S pledge to cut energy bills was left in tatters today after regulator Ofgem announced consumers will be slapped with yet another increase i

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.