Cuban protestors rally outside London embassy
Protests broke out in front of the Cuban embassy in London this week, as pro-democracy Cuban advocates and followers of...Read More
Goldsmiths students hit by a three week strike action voice their frustration and solidarity
After it was announced that the University and College Union (UCU) had voted in favour of a three week strike...Read More
BBC quits Stonewall’s Diversity Champions Programme over transphobia issue
The BBC released a statement confirming they will step back from LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall’s Diversity Champions Programme last week, adding...Read More
Asia-Pacific trade deal: New battlefield for China and the US?
The signing of the trade agreement Region Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) was seen as a weakening of US influence....Read More
Online Harms Bill: Social media giants facing £18 million in fines for harmful content
Social media companies could be fined up to £18m if they fail to protect children and other UK users from...Read More
UK femicide: quarter of murdered women reported earlier violence
“If I’m not in on Friday, I might be dead,” were the words of Judith Nibbs, mother of five, who...Read More
Changes to Blood donation rules allow more LGBTQ+ Men to donate
Campaigners have welcomed relaxation changes to the donor health check questionnaire made by NHS blood and transplant changing blood donation...Read More
Putin brushes off Bellingcat probe into opposition leader poisoning
Russian President Vladimir Putin has dismissed findings of UK-based research group Bellingcat which suggested that a group of Russian chemical...Read More
Brexit: Boris Johnson prepares public for no EU Trade Deal
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned the public and businesses to prepare for Britain’s exit from the European Union’s...Read More
Writer John le Carré dies aged 89
John le Carré, espionage writer and former spy, famous for his books Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and The Spy Who...Read More