Alexandra Warren
Christian Aid ends peacebuilding work in South Sudan as a result of ‘lethal’ aid cuts
“These cuts risk having a lethal effect on the chances of a lasting peace here," says Christian Aid's James Wani.
EXCLUSIVE: More voters think rich will try to ‘buy’ influence from Tories than from Labour
A poll found that twice as many people thought the rich trying to 'buy' influence in the government was more likely with a Conservative government than under Labour.
People’s Covid Inquiry: ‘The pandemic has uncovered a government unfit for purpose’
The inquiry has criticised the government's delay in taking action against the spread of Covid-19 and cuts to the NHS.
Survivors of domestic common assault only given six months to report it to the police – or face it ‘timing out’
Three organisations have launched a campaign to extend the time allotted to 18 months.
Open letter urges UN Human Rights Council to make climate change a higher priority
“Violence against the planet is also violence against people,” says climate campaigner Isabella Shraiman.
EXCLUSIVE: Brits say Royals should apologise for not hiring ‘coloured immigrants’
Our poll reveals 48% of people thought the Royal Fousehold should apologise for the practice.