AN UNDERCOVER officer “ruthlessly” clawed his way to the top of an Irish solidarity campaign in the 1970s and used his position as leader to destab

MATCHWOMEN’S strike campaigners blasted Sir Keir Starmer today after he celebrated the anniversary of a victory by one of Victorian London’s worst

ONLY 2 per cent of illegal evictions result in a prosecution, analysis by campaign group Generation Rent has suggested, prompting calls for police

UNDERCOVER officers in the 1970s joked in front of their superiors about having sex with female activists they were spying on, the Undercover Polic

CAMPAIGNERS have welcomed a Ministry of Defence (MoD) decision to drop plans to introduce a five-year limit on prosecutions for torture as part of

A PALESTINE solidarity activist has been charged with conspiracy to blackmail for threatening to go on hunger strike. 

A LACK of safeguards for immigration detainees in prisons is unlawful, the Court of Appeal has ruled. 

THE Home Office continued to hold asylum-seekers at Napier Barracks in Kent for weeks after they had been identified as vulnerable, including a man

CAMPAIGNERS have expressed serious alarm after a report aimed at “setting the record straight” revealed that police officers injured over 60 protes