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

Sunday 16th Feb 2020

‘No place for eugenics in government’

Tories slammed for hiring aide who has advocated for a ‘universal contraception’ to stop the ‘creation of a permanent underclass’

Friday 14th Feb 2020

Britain holding secret trade talks with unnamed countries

BRITAIN is conducting secret trade talks with at least one foreign state, government lawyers admitted today.

Wednesday 19th Feb 2020

Father of British YPG volunteer pleads not guilty to funding terrorism after sending son £150 via Paypal

A FATHER charged with funding terrorism for sending £150 to a son who is fighting jihadists in Syria pleaded not guilty today at Westminster magist

Thursday 13th Feb 2020

Board of Deputies slammed for defending companies on UN list linked to illegal Israeli settlements

Left-wing Jewish groups accuse the BoD of defending the 50-year occupation of Palestine

Thursday 13th Feb 2020

‘If you're in a hole, stop digging’: XR activists urge government to end coal mining

ENVIRONMENTAL activists dug holes in a lawn outside the Home Office today to protest against coalmine expansion in Durham.

Thursday 13th Feb 2020

Chef fights deportation after being wrongly accused of sex offences

A CHEF from Bangladesh who was offered £5,000 in compensation by the Home Office after it wrongly branded him a sex offender is facing deportation

Wednesday 12th Feb 2020

Couples urge Home Office to drop cruel family immigration rules

Valentine's Day lobby submits 40,000-signature petition calling on government to scrap £18,600 minimum income requirement

Tuesday 11th Feb 2020

Jamaica 50 End the ‘torture’ of Home Office deportations

Campaigners fear that the government was prepared to break the law in its bid to deport the detainees

Wednesday 12th Feb 2020

Campaigners launch fight against new ‘mega-detention centre’ at Heathrow

RIGHTS activists have launched a campaign to thwart government plans to build Europe’s largest immigration centre near Heathrow.

Monday 10th Feb 2020

Jamaica 50 High Court rejects last-ditch efforts to stop Tories' ‘racist’ deportation flight

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

‘No place for eugenics in government’

Tories slammed for hiring aide who has advocated for a ‘universal contraception’ to stop the ‘creation of a permanent underclass’

Britain holding secret trade talks with unnamed countries

BRITAIN is conducting secret trade talks with at least one foreign state, government lawyers admitted today.

Father of British YPG volunteer pleads not guilty to funding terrorism after sending son £150 via Paypal

A FATHER charged with funding terrorism for sending £150 to a son who is fighting jihadists in Syria pleaded not guilty today at Westminster magist

Board of Deputies slammed for defending companies on UN list linked to illegal Israeli settlements

Left-wing Jewish groups accuse the BoD of defending the 50-year occupation of Palestine

‘If you're in a hole, stop digging’: XR activists urge government to end coal mining

ENVIRONMENTAL activists dug holes in a lawn outside the Home Office today to protest against coalmine expansion in Durham.

Chef fights deportation after being wrongly accused of sex offences

A CHEF from Bangladesh who was offered £5,000 in compensation by the Home Office after it wrongly branded him a sex offender is facing deportation

Couples urge Home Office to drop cruel family immigration rules

Valentine's Day lobby submits 40,000-signature petition calling on government to scrap £18,600 minimum income requirement

Jamaica 50 End the ‘torture’ of Home Office deportations

Campaigners fear that the government was prepared to break the law in its bid to deport the detainees

Campaigners launch fight against new ‘mega-detention centre’ at Heathrow

RIGHTS activists have launched a campaign to thwart government plans to build Europe’s largest immigration centre near Heathrow.

Jamaica 50 High Court rejects last-ditch efforts to stop Tories' ‘racist’ deportation flight

Labour's David Lammy accused the government of hypocrisy over the deportation of county-lines victims

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