Germany’s ambassador to UK criticises pro-Brexit media, calling for youth mobility scheme to strengthen EU relations
‘It should be quite simple. But there are visible attempts to portray this as migration, or to portray it as freedom of movement.’
Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
Liverpool FC fans reject rumoured Musk takeover – ‘he’ll ruin us’
What would Bill Shankly do?
Unions slam proposal to trade higher salaries for lower pensions in bid to avert public sector strikes
‘Like rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic.’
Successive UK governments have done ‘precious little’ to stop people dying in the Channel, this must change – activists warn
‘We cannot allow this loss of life to become normalised.’
The legacy of the Capitol Hill riots
The embracing of a man who incited a dangerous and deadly insurrection as he refused to accept the result of a democratic vote – akin to a three-year-old refusing to accept his bedtime – risks pushing Britain further down a dark and dangerous path, eroding the very values that have long defined the nation.
Experts warn of rising election turnout inequality
The findings suggest there is a growing disillusionment with politics among certain social groups.
Peace activists pledge to intensify the fight for Palestine in 2025
‘The struggle for the Palestinians goes to the very heart of global justice.’
Financial strain threatens nursing profession, as tens of thousands of student nurses consider pulling out
An estimated 32,000 student nurses could drop out of their courses in coming years because of declining pay after graduation.
T’was the Puritans wot done it: The ‘Right’s 10 most absurd Christmas cancelled claims’
In the strange world that is GB News and their ilk, where conspiracy theories and outrage are always just around the corner, they would love to cast themselves as the cavaliers against woke roundheads. As ever, reality, and history come to that, is never that simple.
Which regions are keeping the £2 bus fare
‘Research shows families on lower incomes are three times more likely to rely on buses compared to more affluent households. For many, buses aren’t a choice – they’re a necessity for getting to work, attending medical appointments, or simply participating in city life.’
