‘House the homeless or face winter of deaths’

Coalition of doctors and charities call for Covid-safe shelters as cold weather bites

Heathrow's owner hopes to press on with runway expansion, court hears

HEATHROW’S owner wants to press on with plans to expand by building a third runway, the Supreme Court heard today.

Unite diverts Labour funds to grassroots movements

‘We want to use our political funding to support and nurture newer voices in the movement,’ Unite general secretary Len McCluskey says

Charging migrants to access NHS will see Covid deaths ‘soar this winter’

Experts warn unfair penalties pose a serious threat to public health

Campaigners back in court to challenge the citizenship fees ‘pricing children out of their rights’

CAMPAIGNERS are back in the courts this week to challenge a £1,012 citizenship fee they claim is “pricing children out of their rights.” 

Britain's decade as world's second largest arms exporter a ‘source of great shame’

Peace campaigners remind government that weapons sales are ‘not just numbers on a spreadsheet’ while Labour's Zarah Sultana says Britain has become a world-leader in aiding and abetting horrific wars and repression

‘I would be more happy in Moria than in this place’

After the notorious refugee camp on the island of Lesbos burnt down in September, a replacement has now been built. But with no shower facilities, clean toilets, water system, power or sufficient food, Moria 2.0 is even worse than its predecessor. BETHANY RIELLY reports

Venezuela moves one step closer to retrieving gold seized by the Bank of England

Lords scupper government's attempt to close off only safe route for child refugees to reach Britain

THE Lords scuppered attempts to close the only safe route for child refugees to reach Britain in an overwhelming defeat for the government today. <

Israeli arms factory to be targeted for protest

A PROTEST in solidarity with activists who closed down an Israeli arms factory for three days in September will take place in Oldham on Friday.