Piers Morgan mocked for eating meat in front of Animal Rebellion activist
‘Television content at its absolute worst.’
Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
Water bosses blame government inaction for sewage crisis as calls to renationalise water industry grow
‘It is a bleak day for the government when even the water companies are blaming their inaction for the sewage crisis.’
More than half of state school teachers report surge in pupil hunger
‘It’s a scandal that in one of the world’s richest countries growing numbers of children are going without basics such as food and warm clothing.’
Flooring factory employees in Manchester secure large pay rise
Following a series of strikes over pay that started in early September, workers at Polyflor Ltd., a vinyl flooring manufacturer, have accepted a pay rise offer of 9 percent.
How Brexit has been an unmitigated disaster for the Tories (and the country)
As turmoil within the Tory party festers, at the helm of the infighting is Brexit.
Suella Braverman sent ‘alternative’ advent calendar with ‘hopes and dreams’ for migrants
Following her own Rwanda deportation ‘dream’, activists are calling on the home secretary for a more compassionate approach to immigration.
Home Office needs ‘urgent overhaul’ as asylum system ‘collapses’, say critics
Amid growing pressure on processing centres and hotels accommodating individuals, some migrants that have crossed the Channel have been waiting for a decision since 2018, newly released data shows.
Just Stop Oil journalist arrests may have been ‘unlawful’, review finds
A review into the locking up of journalists covering the M25 protests has found that the conduct may have been “unlawful interference” in their freedom of expression.
Tories at war over the economy
Liz Truss might have been cast to political oblivion, but she was the breed of prime minister the Tory right had long yearned for, and her spectacular downfall has not allayed the thirst for true-blue tax cuts.
Qatar was biggest recipient of UK arms between April-June 2022
Since it won the right to host the World Cup in 2010, the tiny but hugely wealthy Gulf state of Qatar has been granted £3.4bn worth of weapons sales licenses by Britain.