Ocado drivers vote for strike action after £5 an hour pay revelations
‘If our hard work is worth the nation’s applause, it’s worth decent pay and fair conditions.’
Alexandra Warren
Can carbon capture and storage technology help in the UK’s quest for net zero?
The technology is new, and expensive, but may help offset unavoidable carbon emissions from steel and cement production.
Are Priti Patel’s plans to send migrant boats back to France lawful?
‘The Government’s push back plan is senseless, dangerous and almost certainly unlawful.’
5 problems with the government’s social care reforms
‘The funding pot being talked about for social care is not sufficient to even address the issues of today.’
Fears grow for patient welfare after Northern Ireland medicine problems continue
Stormont’s Health Minister said he had “deep concerns about the risk to patient health and maintaining vital medical supplies”.
650,000 sign petition to make medical cannabis accessible to children with epilepsy
The End Our Pain campaign is calling on MPs to help the children ahead of Monday’s Parliamentary debate.
Met say use of force was “reasonable and proportionate” at Extinction Rebellion protest
Officers allegedly struck and wrestled protesters near London Bridge on Tuesday.
Petition for John Lewis workers to earn a Real Living Wage reaches 15,000 signatures
Organisers described the low wages as “insulting” after employees had worked throughout the pandemic.
What would it take for a second referendum on Scottish independence to be held?
A senior Cabinet minister has revealed how much support would be needed for it to go ahead.
Union agrees timeline to recall conference to debate disaffiliation from The Labour Party
Reports have suggested BFAWU national president Ian Hodson could be facing expulsion from the party for a possible connection to one of four groups Labour have proscribed.
