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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

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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 15th Sep 2020

TUC Congress 2020 ‘GDP growth will not improve people's lives or create jobs,’ trade unionists hear

THE trade-union movement must move away from the ideology that GDP growth is beneficial to society, the TUC heard yesterday.

Tuesday 15th Sep 2020

Activists shut down Israeli arms factory for second day

ACTIVISTS have shut down an Israeli arms factory for a second day after three arrests were made on Monday.

Monday 14th Sep 2020

TUC 2020 A trade deal with Trump could erode workers' rights, congress hears

DONALD TRUMP’S expected trade deal with Britain could threaten workers’ rights, trade unionists were warned today.

Monday 14th Sep 2020

TUC 2020 O’Grady calls on government to repay key workers by scrapping zero-hours contracts

The TUC leader warned ministers not to ‘punch down on the working poor’ by giving in to bosses' demands to freeze minimum wage

Monday 14th Sep 2020

New far right group targets young people on social media

British Hand calls for violent attacks on refugees and Muslims

Thursday 10th Sep 2020

Lord Dubs urges government to take in child refugees from Greece after devastating fire at Europe's largest migrant camp

LORD DUBS urged the British government today to take in child refugees from Greece after a devastating fire ripped through Europe’s largest refugee

Thursday 10th Sep 2020

Britain sold £16bn worth of arms to human rights abusing regimes between ’10 to ’19, research reveals

The study by Campaign Against the Arms Trade found Britain's biggest customers were Saudi Arabia, Oman and Turkey

Thursday 10th Sep 2020

Bare-chested XR activists chain themselves to Parliament in protest over government inaction

BARE-CHESTED women chained themselves to the railings of Parliament today to protest against government failure to act on the climate emergency.

Thursday 10th Sep 2020

Corporations cashing in on Covid-19 are set to make billions in profits as poverty soars, Oxfam warns

CORPORATIONS cashing in on Covid-19 are set to make tens of billions more in profits this year while millions of people fall into poverty worldwide

Wednesday 09th Sep 2020

Half a million risk falling into deep poverty if emergency benefit increase withdrawn

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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

TUC Congress 2020 ‘GDP growth will not improve people's lives or create jobs,’ trade unionists hear

THE trade-union movement must move away from the ideology that GDP growth is beneficial to society, the TUC heard yesterday.

Activists shut down Israeli arms factory for second day

ACTIVISTS have shut down an Israeli arms factory for a second day after three arrests were made on Monday.

TUC 2020 A trade deal with Trump could erode workers' rights, congress hears

DONALD TRUMP’S expected trade deal with Britain could threaten workers’ rights, trade unionists were warned today.

TUC 2020 O’Grady calls on government to repay key workers by scrapping zero-hours contracts

The TUC leader warned ministers not to ‘punch down on the working poor’ by giving in to bosses' demands to freeze minimum wage

New far right group targets young people on social media

British Hand calls for violent attacks on refugees and Muslims

Lord Dubs urges government to take in child refugees from Greece after devastating fire at Europe's largest migrant camp

LORD DUBS urged the British government today to take in child refugees from Greece after a devastating fire ripped through Europe’s largest refugee

Britain sold £16bn worth of arms to human rights abusing regimes between ’10 to ’19, research reveals

The study by Campaign Against the Arms Trade found Britain's biggest customers were Saudi Arabia, Oman and Turkey

Bare-chested XR activists chain themselves to Parliament in protest over government inaction

BARE-CHESTED women chained themselves to the railings of Parliament today to protest against government failure to act on the climate emergency.

Corporations cashing in on Covid-19 are set to make billions in profits as poverty soars, Oxfam warns

CORPORATIONS cashing in on Covid-19 are set to make tens of billions more in profits this year while millions of people fall into poverty worldwide

Half a million risk falling into deep poverty if emergency benefit increase withdrawn

MINISTERS must extend the emergency increase for benefit claimants or risk plunging half a million people into deep poverty next spring, a report w

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