Is Britain doing enough to oppose unjust executions?
Use of the death penalty surged to a 25-year high in 2015, according to Amnesty International
Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
Turkey is illegally forcing refugees back to Syria
The legitimacy of the EU-Turkey deal is already in tatters, as Amnesty reports asylum-seekers are being forcibly returned to Syria
Five things we wish were April Fools jokes
It’s been a dark week in politics
Nature poll: 83 per cent of UK scientists support Remain
Four-in-five British researchers believe Brexit would be harmful to UK science
Eight of Zac Goldsmith’s strangest attacks on Sadiq Khan
The negativity of the Conservative mayoral campaign is both unusual and sinister
Corbyn calls for Parliament to reconvene
Tory leadership conspicuously silent in the face of thousands of job losses
Remain holds its lead but undecideds cast doubt on predictions
48 per cent believe that David Cameron should resign if the UK votes for Brexit
Junior doctors strike: Medical leaders call on both sides to ‘step back from the brink’
The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges has issued a warning ahead of an all-out junior doctors strike planned for next month
Teachers call for counter-terrorism strategy to be scrapped
NUT members fear the strategy encourages discrimination and racial profiling
Corbyn is more popular than Cameron post-Budget
New polling shows plummeting support for Osborne and widespread dissatisfaction with his budget proposals