Abuse survivors need safe spaces not cells, campaigners warn

Prison report exposes soaring levels of self-harm in women's jails

Welsh Water faces legal action over river pollution

LEGAL action over pollution in the Wye, Lugg and Usk rivers was widened today to include Welsh Water.

Tens of thousands of Asda workers on track to receive historic payout

NEU warns government that school system can't be improved while implementing austerity measures

THE government’s plans to improve schools cannot succeed while it is implementing austerity measures, the National Education Union (NEU) warned tod

High Court grants hearing for legal challenge against British arms exports to Israel

A HIGH COURT hearing will be scheduled on the government's continued export of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel, it has been confirmed.

More than Fifty MPs and peers call for independent probe into policing of pro-Palestine protest

MORE than 50 MPs and peers signed a letter to Home Secretary Yvette Cooper today calling for an independent inquiry into the policing of a pro-Pale

Shell accused of ‘trading on the misery’ of millions trapped in fuel poverty as it announces £19.1bn in earnings

CAMPAIGNERS slammed Shell for trading on the misery of millions trapped in fuel poverty today, as the oil giant announced billions in profits.

Water firms hike bills while announcing boosts to shareholder dividends

WATER firms were accused of “government-sanctioned daylight robbery” today after confirming bills would rise at the same time as shareholder divide

Climate activists disrupt City of London insurance conference

ACTIVISTS stormed an insurance conference in the City of London today, urging workers to cut ties with firms enabling climate destruction.

Activists to march 16 miles to landmark appeal for climate campaigners jailed for 41 years

MORE THAN 50 activists plan to march from HMP Bronzefield in Ashford, Surrey, to the Royal Courts of Justice, Westminster, where 16 climate activis