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

Thursday 23rd Jul 2020

Security guards at St George’s University London win full sick pay

UVW welcomes the provision but says the university's treatment of its security guards amounts to indirect discrimination

Wednesday 15th Jul 2020

Refugees ‘abandoned’ in open sea on motorless dinghies by Greek coastguard, legal group claims

REFUGEES are being forced onto motorless rubber dinghies and abandoned at sea by Greece’s authorities after reaching that country’s territory, a le

Wednesday 15th Jul 2020

Bristol's Colston statue replaced with Black Lives Matter protester

THE empty plinth in Bristol where the statue of slave trader Edward Colston used to stand was filled today with a sculpture of a Black Lives Matter

Wednesday 15th Jul 2020

MoJ could be taken to court over ‘refusal’ to provide outsourced workers with masks, union says

THE Ministry of Justice (MoJ) could be taken to court over its “refusal” to provide outsourced workers at its offices with face masks, their union

Sunday 12th Jul 2020

Tories have just days to avert ‘homelessness emergency’

Quarter of a million people at risk unless landlords are prevented from evicting renters due to arrears accrued due to the coronavirus crisis

Sunday 12th Jul 2020

Thousands march in Brighton Black Lives Matter protest

THOUSANDS of people marched through Brighton on Saturday shouting “black lives matter every day” after a video showing a man pinned to the ground b

Friday 10th Jul 2020

At least 16 homeless people died in first three months of the lockdown, new study shows

Office for National Statistics reports the figure could be higher

Friday 10th Jul 2020

Labour MPs calls for probe into deaths of outsourced Ministry of Justice workers

Shadow justice secretary David Lammy calls for a ‘thorough investigation to assess what mistakes were made’

Friday 10th Jul 2020

Ministry of injustice - Callousness, coronavirus and a culture of fear

BETHANY RIELLY looks at the risks faced by cleaners forced to work without protection through the pandemic

Wednesday 08th Jul 2020

Met apologises to Williams for stop and search and launches review into handcuffing

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

Security guards at St George’s University London win full sick pay

UVW welcomes the provision but says the university's treatment of its security guards amounts to indirect discrimination

Refugees ‘abandoned’ in open sea on motorless dinghies by Greek coastguard, legal group claims

REFUGEES are being forced onto motorless rubber dinghies and abandoned at sea by Greece’s authorities after reaching that country’s territory, a le

Bristol's Colston statue replaced with Black Lives Matter protester

THE empty plinth in Bristol where the statue of slave trader Edward Colston used to stand was filled today with a sculpture of a Black Lives Matter

MoJ could be taken to court over ‘refusal’ to provide outsourced workers with masks, union says

THE Ministry of Justice (MoJ) could be taken to court over its “refusal” to provide outsourced workers at its offices with face masks, their union

Tories have just days to avert ‘homelessness emergency’

Quarter of a million people at risk unless landlords are prevented from evicting renters due to arrears accrued due to the coronavirus crisis

Thousands march in Brighton Black Lives Matter protest

THOUSANDS of people marched through Brighton on Saturday shouting “black lives matter every day” after a video showing a man pinned to the ground b

At least 16 homeless people died in first three months of the lockdown, new study shows

Office for National Statistics reports the figure could be higher

Labour MPs calls for probe into deaths of outsourced Ministry of Justice workers

Shadow justice secretary David Lammy calls for a ‘thorough investigation to assess what mistakes were made’

Ministry of injustice - Callousness, coronavirus and a culture of fear

BETHANY RIELLY looks at the risks faced by cleaners forced to work without protection through the pandemic

Met apologises to Williams for stop and search and launches review into handcuffing

THE Metropolitan Police has apologised to Team GB athlete Bianca Williams for the “distress” caused when she was stopped and handcuffed by officers

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