Special Branch spied on GLC’s ‘cop watch’ initiative

In an exclusive investigation, BETHANY RIELLY looks at how the state targeted leading politicians and campaigning groups — labelling many well-known figures 'extremists' and 'subversives' for attempting to hold the police to account

Features | Monday 12th Dec 2022

‘I thought I was safe in the UK, but the brutal Eritrean regime I fled is here too’

Britain | Friday 25th Nov 2022

Super-complaint filed against the police over failures to protect victims of stalking

Features | Thursday 03rd Mar 2022

'We feel forgotten' — Children of God cult survivors demand justice for decades of abuse

Tuesday 06th Oct 2020

Britain ‘must end sales of riot gear to brutal police’

CAMPAIGNERS called on ministers to stop arms sales to “abusive” police forces yesterday after it was revealed that British-made riot gear was used

Monday 05th Oct 2020

Government under pressure to support entertainment-sector jobs after Cineworld closures

PRESSURE is mounting on the government to support jobs in the entertainment sector after Cineworld confirmed today that it is to temporarily close

Monday 05th Oct 2020

5,500 jobs at risk as Cineworld set to close 128 theatres

CINEWORLD is preparing to shut down its 128 movie theatres across the country in the coming weeks, putting up to 5,500 jobs at risk.

Saturday 03rd Oct 2020

Belmarsh hearing 'puts US imperalism on trial'

A PEOPLE’S tribunal to put “US imperialism on trial” and in defence of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange held its first hearing yesterday.

Saturday 03rd Oct 2020

'Sunak scheme an incentive to sack people,' warns Labour

RISHI SUNAK’S new job-support scheme (JSS) will incentivise employers in struggling sectors to sack half of their staff, Labour claimed last night.

Thursday 01st Oct 2020

'Learn lessons of the past' – campaigner against 1980s prison ship for refugees warns government not to repeat mistake

A COMMUNITY leader who campaigned for the closure of a prison ship for asylum-seekers in the 1980s urged the government today to learn the lessons

Wednesday 30th Sep 2020

Union launches site to track Covid-19 cases around schools

NEU's website gives information about the case rate in the locality of every school in England

Wednesday 30th Sep 2020

Patel's offshore asylum idea 'immoral and inhumane'

Plan to ship refugees to volcanic island is a deep low for Home Office, charities say

Thursday 01st Oct 2020

'Worst days of Thatcher' back as Chancellor abandons workers while Covid cases soar

by Ben Chacko and Bethany Rielly

Tuesday 29th Sep 2020

Maternity Action calls for new legislation to protect young mothers' jobs

Special Branch spied on GLC’s ‘cop watch’ initiative

In an exclusive investigation, BETHANY RIELLY looks at how the state targeted leading politicians and campaigning groups — labelling many well-known figures 'extremists' and 'subversives' for attempting to hold the police to account

‘I thought I was safe in the UK, but the brutal Eritrean regime I fled is here too’

Super-complaint filed against the police over failures to protect victims of stalking

'We feel forgotten' — Children of God cult survivors demand justice for decades of abuse

Britain ‘must end sales of riot gear to brutal police’

CAMPAIGNERS called on ministers to stop arms sales to “abusive” police forces yesterday after it was revealed that British-made riot gear was used

Government under pressure to support entertainment-sector jobs after Cineworld closures

PRESSURE is mounting on the government to support jobs in the entertainment sector after Cineworld confirmed today that it is to temporarily close

5,500 jobs at risk as Cineworld set to close 128 theatres

CINEWORLD is preparing to shut down its 128 movie theatres across the country in the coming weeks, putting up to 5,500 jobs at risk.

Belmarsh hearing 'puts US imperalism on trial'

A PEOPLE’S tribunal to put “US imperialism on trial” and in defence of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange held its first hearing yesterday.

'Sunak scheme an incentive to sack people,' warns Labour

RISHI SUNAK’S new job-support scheme (JSS) will incentivise employers in struggling sectors to sack half of their staff, Labour claimed last night.

'Learn lessons of the past' – campaigner against 1980s prison ship for refugees warns government not to repeat mistake

A COMMUNITY leader who campaigned for the closure of a prison ship for asylum-seekers in the 1980s urged the government today to learn the lessons

Union launches site to track Covid-19 cases around schools

NEU's website gives information about the case rate in the locality of every school in England

Patel's offshore asylum idea 'immoral and inhumane'

Plan to ship refugees to volcanic island is a deep low for Home Office, charities say

'Worst days of Thatcher' back as Chancellor abandons workers while Covid cases soar

by Ben Chacko and Bethany Rielly

Maternity Action calls for new legislation to protect young mothers' jobs

CAMPAIGNERS have renewed calls for new legislation to protect young mothers from redundancy.

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