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 14th Apr 2020

Tories presiding over ‘national scandal’ as Covid-19 deaths in care homes increase tenfold

THE Tories are presiding over a “national scandal” in care homes, where recorded deaths of elderly residents from coronavirus have increased tenfol

Tuesday 14th Apr 2020

Teachers ‘disturbed’ by speculation over early return to schools

TEACHERS have called on the government to put an end to unhelpful media speculation over the reopening of schools before the summer holidays.

Thursday 09th Apr 2020

Covid-19 conspiracy theories put public health at risk, new research warns

COVID-19 conspiracy theories are “compromising” efforts to fight the virus and pose a risk to public health, new research released today suggests.

Thursday 09th Apr 2020

WHO accused of being ‘pro-China’ by its biggest Western influencers and funders

WESTERN politicians have accused the World Health Organisation (WHO) of being “pro-China,” but new analysis shows that its recent critics are also

Wednesday 08th Apr 2020

Council forced into delay on sacking 4,000 workers this Easter

Tower Hamlets intended to rehire Social workers, housing and homelessness support, youth services, drug and alcohol services, refuse collectors and more on inferior contracts

Wednesday 08th Apr 2020

Self-employed artists left out of government's Covid-19 support packages, union warns

SELF-EMPLOYED artists are being left out of the government’s support packages for workers hit by the coronavirus crisis, a union has warned.

Tuesday 07th Apr 2020

Calais refugees ‘more afraid of starving than Covid-19,’ charity warns

Human rights organisation Care4Calais has called for urgent support to help it distribute food to the stranded

Monday 06th Apr 2020

‘Act now on rise in domestic abuse during Covid-19 lockdown’

Charities warn the Tories' ‘debilitating’ cuts have made the crisis worse

Wednesday 08th Apr 2020

Greece hides human rights abuses under the cover of coronavirus

While the Greek government attempts to justify the mass detention of refugees without the prospect of asylum as a response to the pandemic, human rights groups and lawyers battle to expose the truth, writes BETHANY RIELLY

Sunday 05th Apr 2020

Migrant groups push for detainee release after 4,000 prisoners given early discharge

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

Tories presiding over ‘national scandal’ as Covid-19 deaths in care homes increase tenfold

THE Tories are presiding over a “national scandal” in care homes, where recorded deaths of elderly residents from coronavirus have increased tenfol

Teachers ‘disturbed’ by speculation over early return to schools

TEACHERS have called on the government to put an end to unhelpful media speculation over the reopening of schools before the summer holidays.

Covid-19 conspiracy theories put public health at risk, new research warns

COVID-19 conspiracy theories are “compromising” efforts to fight the virus and pose a risk to public health, new research released today suggests.

WHO accused of being ‘pro-China’ by its biggest Western influencers and funders

WESTERN politicians have accused the World Health Organisation (WHO) of being “pro-China,” but new analysis shows that its recent critics are also

Council forced into delay on sacking 4,000 workers this Easter

Tower Hamlets intended to rehire Social workers, housing and homelessness support, youth services, drug and alcohol services, refuse collectors and more on inferior contracts

Self-employed artists left out of government's Covid-19 support packages, union warns

SELF-EMPLOYED artists are being left out of the government’s support packages for workers hit by the coronavirus crisis, a union has warned.

Calais refugees ‘more afraid of starving than Covid-19,’ charity warns

Human rights organisation Care4Calais has called for urgent support to help it distribute food to the stranded

‘Act now on rise in domestic abuse during Covid-19 lockdown’

Charities warn the Tories' ‘debilitating’ cuts have made the crisis worse

Greece hides human rights abuses under the cover of coronavirus

While the Greek government attempts to justify the mass detention of refugees without the prospect of asylum as a response to the pandemic, human rights groups and lawyers battle to expose the truth, writes BETHANY RIELLY

Migrant groups push for detainee release after 4,000 prisoners given early discharge

CAMPAIGNERS questioned why immigration detainees are not being released from centres today following the announcement that low-risk prisoners are b

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