Activists occupy consultancy firm over renewal of Drax subsidies

ACIVISTS occupied the London offices of a lobbyist for Drax power plant today, protesting against the government’s decision to bankroll Britain’s t

Economy Unite urges rule change to protect British steel as Trump threatens tariffs

DONALD TRUMP’S plans to impose tariffs on steel should be a “wake-up call” for the government, Unite warned yesterday, as it called for rule change

Chris Kaba death Home Office review a 'cynical attempt to shield the police from accountability'

CAMPAIGNERS expressed “deep concern” yesterday over a review into police accountability which they fear could weaken scrutiny of officers involved

Women with endometriosis earn less, new research finds

WOMEN diagnosed with endometriosis earn less on average, according to landmark research published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Ethnic minorities spend more on housing for worse conditions, study finds

ETHNIC minorities are pouring more of their income into housing than white citizens, yet are more likely to be stuck in damp and overcrowded homes,

Four in ten medical students consider leaving or pausing studies due to financial pressures

INSUFFICIENT government funding for medical students is plunging budding doctors into financial hardship, the BMA warned today.

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