Rachel Reeves rowed back on another pledge made at conference
In Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ speech at Labour conference, she said: It is time the Treasury moved on from just counting the costs of investment in our economy to recognising the…
Israel IDF war crimes fully exposed in new Al Jazeera documentary
Al Jazeera has released a damning new documentary called Investigating war crimes in Gaza. It outlines the horrors of the last 12 months of Israel’s genocide in Gaza, using video…
DWP plans will see it allowed to spy on claimants’ bank accounts
Rights groups are fighting back against Labour Party PM Keir Starmer’s decision to resurrect old Tory plans to make disabled people’s lives harder. It concerns rules around how the Department…
ONS staff vote for industrial action
The government’s key statistics body – the Office for National Statistics (ONS) – is trying to force its staff to return to the office. Essentially, the move will reduce remote…
Fracking plans for Yorkshire expose the gap in the moratorium
A fossil fuel company, Europa, has plans afoot for a fracking project in Scarborough, North Yorkshire. Despite the 2019 moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, Scarborough’s local authority – or the government…
NHS reports of sexual violence against older people rise
A groundbreaking new piece of research has uncovered increasing rates of sexual violence against older people in NHS hospitals in England. The NHS: sexual assaults going under the radar Charity…
Palestine Action co-founder back in court on Friday 4 October
Richard Barnard, Palestine Action co-founder, is facing ANOTHER court appearance, this time at the Old Bailey on Friday 4 October from 9:30am. It is over three charges relating to two speeches.…
Fossil fuel subsidies in the EU under scrutiny from campaigners
More than 30 leading climate crisis and social justice groups under the United for Climate Justice (UCJ) coalition have issued an urgent open letter to EU leaders, calling for an end…
DWP PIP changes Jobcentre staff to make decisions in PIP reviews
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will be putting more decisions on Personal Independence Payment (PIP) reviews into the hands of Jobcentre staff. It means that non-medically trained DWP…
Laura Kuenssberg no one’s falling for her Johnson interview excuse
The UK’s best person doing a journalism, the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg, has found herself at the centre of her own press feeding frenzy. Of course, her stenographer pals in the…
Kabaka Pyramid gears up for two UK shows this October
A key pillar of the reggae revival movement, Kabaka Pyramid is a GRAMMY award-winning conscious revolutionary lyricist. Blending the power, energy, and melody of reggae with the lyricism of hip…
Assemblies can ‘make the public a formidable force’ in democracy
Assemble is a group working to set up local assemblies around Britain. Its aim is for ordinary people to deliberate on important local, national, and international issues, and on the…
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