parents take action against branded rip-offs
As families across the UK gear up for the upcoming school year, the financial strain of purchasing branded school uniforms looms large for many parents. School uniform: yearly stress With…
SOAS Palestine camp served with eviction notice & court hearing
On Tuesday 30 July, the University of London served the SOAS Palestine solidarity encampment with accelerated proceedings for eviction, less than 24 hours before the court hearing. SOAS: escalating action…
fossil fuel project already harming people and wildlife
The climate-wrecking East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) is already wreaking havoc on wildlife in a biodiverse national park. A new report has exposed how key fossil fuel infrastructure associated…
Kitchen Appliances That Improve Efficiency
Irrespective of how much someone loves cooking, the daily grind of making meals, taking care of kids, and washing a mountain of dishes EVERY SINGLE DAY can be rough for…
Independent candidates speak out against smear campaign
Independent and socialist candidates have jointly spoken out against the smearing of people who held Labour Party politicians to account in the 2024 general election. They have signed a letter…
Priti Patel’s anti-protest laws merely legislated for actual reality
“They’re trying to bully us into submission to scare us out of doing the right thing, to allow them to do the wrong thing.” – Tracey, Insulate Britain This is…
corporate media closes ranks with the US
The corporate media has closed ranks with the US government in an attempt to override Venezuela’s election, which took place on 28 July. Incumbent Chavista Nicolás Maduro won the presidential…
Forced swim test dropped from three UK research bodies
The disgusting research practice known as the animal forced swim test came a step closer to being abolished in the UK, as more labs withdraw support for it – not…
Labour on course to cut foreign aid budget in 2024/25
Projected Labour Party cuts to the UK foreign aid budget will pose challenges to restoring the UK’s role as a responsible development partner. That’s the verdict of a leading NGO…
when will Labour decide on planned reforms?
Labour Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) ministers are keeping hush hush over the new government’s plans for the Tories controversial Personal Independence Payment (PIP) reforms. DWP PIP consultation: Labour’s…
Uganda opposition politicians arrested, charged with ‘terrorism’
Uganda authorities have charged 36 members of the ‘FDC’ opposition party with “terrorism” after they were deported from neighbouring Kenya. Representatives have denounced the government’s actions as a “witch hunt”.…
Just Stop Oil target Heathrow causing chaos in terminal five
Two Just Stop Oil supporters have painted the departure boards at Heathrow Airport. Just Stop Oil is working with groups internationally under the Oil Kills banner to demand governments establish…
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