Protests explicitly allowed when lockdown ends

PROTESTS have been explicitly exempted from new coronavirus restrictions on gatherings in all three tiers as England leaves the second national loc

Tories face legal challenge over new rule targeting rough sleepers for deportation

THE government could face legal action over a new rule that will see non-British citizens deported for being homeless. 

Government denies deportation flight to Jamaica is discriminatory

THE government has denied that its deportation flight to Jamaica on Wednesday is discriminatory. 

Calls to extend universal credit uplift as 700,000 fall into poverty due to pandemic

ALMOST 700,000 people have been plunged into poverty because of the economic fallout of the Covid-19 crisis, a report suggested today.

Victims of rape ‘catastrophically failed by system’

Report highlights prosecution failures: Campaigners call for action

Labour leader accused of ‘direct’ political interference in purge of party members

‘Forced to choose between life and job’

A FIFTH of people with disabilities are being forced to go into the workplace or quit their jobs to stay safe, new research published today suggest

Home Office seeking to deport more people to Jamaica despite living in Britain since childhood

THE Home Office is seeking to deport more people to Jamaica who have lived in Britain since childhood on a pre-Christmas charter flight, the Mornin

Bullying scandal: PM's advisor quits after Johnson backs Patel

by Bethany Rielly

Undercover Policing Inquiry Spycop compares officers tricking women into sexual relationships with a covert drug squad ‘sampling the product’