PALESTINE SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN (PSC) director Ben Jamal said he would “vigorously” contest charges brought to him today following the police crackdo

MINISTERS risked further alienating the Labour membership yesterday as they issued “obsequious” praise for newly inaugurated US President Donald Tr

CLIMATE activists cut fibre-optic cables at sites across Britain today to demand that insurance firms stop supporting fossil fuel companies.

REFORM UK MP and deputy leader Richard Tice’s commitment to his constituency was thrown into doubt yesterday after it was revealed that the avowed

ENGLISH councils warned today that Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner’s housing target of 1.5 million new homes is in jeopardy without an injectio

THE 18-year-old accused of killing three girls at a dance class in Southport admitted the attack on the first day of his trial yesterday.

A STRIKE ballot over “excessive and unhealthy” levels of workload at Britain’s second-largest academy chain was opened yesterday.

THOUSANDS of workers at council-owned firms are part of a two-tier system as they receive lower pay and less favourable pensions compared to town h

A “FAILURE to recruit and retain front-line staff” has led the Scottish NHS to fork out more than £900 million on agency nurses and locum doctors

THE Welsh government has been accused of “delays, undelivered commitments and missed deadlines” in its efforts to save and protect the country’s en