Third of pensioners will struggle without winter fuel payment

MORE than a third of pensioners will find it difficult to manage financially following Labour’s cruel decision to axe universal winter fuel payment

Peace campaigners call on Prime Minister to withdraw use of Storm Shadows

CAMPAIGNERS and MPs handed in a letter to Downing Street calling on the government to withdraw the use of British-supplied missiles in Ukraine ahea

Tributes pour in for Alex Salmond after sudden death

TRIBUTES poured in for former first minister of Scotland Alex Salmond after his sudden death on Saturday.

Sir Keir's favourability ratings plummet, polling shows

SIR KEIR STARMER’S public favourability rating has plummeted, it was revealed today, following his condemning of pensioners to freezing conditions

Fat-cat bosses at Britain's top firms receive biggest average pay packet on record

URGENT reforms are needed, a think tank has warned, after it revealed that fat-cat bosses at Britain’s top firms pocketed their biggest average pay

Going to work while sick is costing the economy £25bn, report suggests

WORKERS feeling pressured to work through illness instead of taking sick days is costing the economy tens of billions, a new report revealed today.

Failed communities unite to demand government action on Grenfell anniversary

Cash-strapped councils in England face funding gap of £6.2bn

UNIONS have urged the incoming government to commit to fairly funding local councils after a new study revealed today that they face a funding gap

Femicide rates in London highest among black women

BLACK women in London are experiencing higher rates of femicide than any other ethnic group, new figures have revealed.

Councils turning young homeless people away due to funding shortfall, charity warns

YOUNG people seeking homelessness support are being turned away by councils across England due to a funding shortfall of over £300 million.