Ed Miliband admits ‘situation has changed’ between UK and US after Greenland disagreement
In an extraordinary speech at Davos, Trump stepped up his claims to Greenland however ruled out using force.

Legal limbo, uni strikes, deportation victory, and banning fire-and-rehire: just some of what got spiked this week.

The NHS has a long way to go in restoring trust among some minority communities, but the vaccine programme is a strong start, a Department of Health and Social Care adviser writes.

The Queen’s estates, Westminster, and even nuclear sites are among targets in the next phase of the Scottish independence campaign, Derek McArthur writes.

“When it comes to tackling the climate emergency, the UK Government is very good at talking up their climate credentials, but completely fails to follow through with the urgent steps needed.”

Ministers have snuck out proposals for a stealth tax on union funds.

Universal Credit is unfairly hitting young parents in the pocket.

Legal fees from the phone hacking scandal as well as the the pandemic saw News Group Newspapers lose £200 million last year.

All FOI requests should be dealt with equally and on an ‘applicant blind’ basis’.

After weeks of build up, last night saw the launch of new channel GB News and with it came plenty of backlash

We need a political system where the climate-focused parties stand a real chance of succeeding says Molly Scott Cato.