Britain

Prisons have been failing young inmates for decades, new report finds

THOUSANDS of young prisoners are being failed by the prison service, putting the public at risk through reoffending, according to a new report publ

Britain | Wednesday 20th Jan 2021

Black and ethnic minorities hit 26 times harder by the Covid jobs crisis, TUC warns

Britain | Wednesday 20th Jan 2021

90% of retail workers suffered abuse at work last year, union finds

Britain | Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

UK and EU warned against using musicians as ‘political football’ over visas

Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

The government can't be trusted to avoid trade deals with human rights abusers, campaigners say

Up to 40 Tories expected to rebel over the Trade Bill

Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

Home Secretary plans to boost police stop & search powers

Policing campaigners say Patel risks creating a class of people who're treated as ‘permanent criminals’

Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

Exclusive: Government paid British Airways and Virgin £123 million to import PPE

Unions slam government for failing to repurpose factories in Britain to make gowns, face shields and masks

Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

Autistic man was hospitalised due to the stress caused by his impending deportation

Osime Brown, 22, faces removal to Jamaica, a country he has not seen since he was four

Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

NUJ ‘disappointed’ by travel ban on journalists

THE suspension of travel exemptions for journalists was branded “disappointing” by the National Union of Journalists today.

Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

Union demands non-essential university sites be shut down as Covid rips through London

IWGB warns that the failure unis and other businesses to furlough low-income staff and has caused dozens of its members to contract Covid-19 since the start of the year

Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

John McDonnell to reveal books and music he finds most inspirational

JOHN McDONNELL will be revealing seven songs and three books that have inspired him at an online event this evening.

Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

Workers tell social housing group to stop forcing them to carry out routine repairs during Covid

A SOCIAL HOUSING group has been criticised for telling hundreds of workers to carry out routine repairs — even though some tenants have tested Cov

Tuesday 19th Jan 2021

Grim new Covid figures reveal highest number of deaths on a single day since outbreak began

A FURTHER 1,610 people have died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19, the Tory government announced today — the highest number on a sin

Monday 18th Jan 2021

Workers must be protected from employers spying on them, Labour says

Britain

Prisons have been failing young inmates for decades, new report finds

THOUSANDS of young prisoners are being failed by the prison service, putting the public at risk through reoffending, according to a new report publ

Black and ethnic minorities hit 26 times harder by the Covid jobs crisis, TUC warns

90% of retail workers suffered abuse at work last year, union finds

UK and EU warned against using musicians as ‘political football’ over visas

The government can't be trusted to avoid trade deals with human rights abusers, campaigners say

Up to 40 Tories expected to rebel over the Trade Bill

Home Secretary plans to boost police stop & search powers

Policing campaigners say Patel risks creating a class of people who're treated as ‘permanent criminals’

Exclusive: Government paid British Airways and Virgin £123 million to import PPE

Unions slam government for failing to repurpose factories in Britain to make gowns, face shields and masks

Autistic man was hospitalised due to the stress caused by his impending deportation

Osime Brown, 22, faces removal to Jamaica, a country he has not seen since he was four

NUJ ‘disappointed’ by travel ban on journalists

THE suspension of travel exemptions for journalists was branded “disappointing” by the National Union of Journalists today.

Union demands non-essential university sites be shut down as Covid rips through London

IWGB warns that the failure unis and other businesses to furlough low-income staff and has caused dozens of its members to contract Covid-19 since the start of the year

John McDonnell to reveal books and music he finds most inspirational

JOHN McDONNELL will be revealing seven songs and three books that have inspired him at an online event this evening.

Workers tell social housing group to stop forcing them to carry out routine repairs during Covid

A SOCIAL HOUSING group has been criticised for telling hundreds of workers to carry out routine repairs — even though some tenants have tested Cov

Grim new Covid figures reveal highest number of deaths on a single day since outbreak began

A FURTHER 1,610 people have died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19, the Tory government announced today — the highest number on a sin

Workers must be protected from employers spying on them, Labour says

WORKERS must be protected from employers tracking them while they work from home during the pandemic, Labour said today.

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