Met say use of force was “reasonable and proportionate” at Extinction Rebellion protest
Officers allegedly struck and wrestled protesters near London Bridge on Tuesday.
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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.
Universal credit cuts will have ‘deep and far-reaching impact’, says poverty charity
‘To give people enough relief to offset their problems, even just a little bit, and then to take it away, feels cruel,’ says one victim of the cuts.
Why Covid vaccination booster shot schemes will prolong the pandemic
The World Health Organisation has called for a moratorium on booster shots saying we are leaving millions of people without anything to protect them.
150,000 sign petition urging the government to make fire-and-rehire tactics illegal
Clarks is one of the latest companies to be accused of the practice.
MPs and veterans join growing call for inquiry into Afghanistan
The reputation of the West to support democracies across the world has suffered, says Tobias Ellwood MP.
Tories slammed for careless and reckless attitude towards masks
“Staff safety and reducing the unnecessary spread of Covid is our number one priority. It should be the government’s too,” said a union spokesman.
Four questions Conservative party Co-Chair Ben Elliot should answer
Questions remain unanswered about the Advisory Board, privately marketed Covid tests and PR firm Hawthorn.