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LABOUR peer Lord Alan West was forced to apologise yesterday after backing the detention of asylum-seekers in “concentrated Appearing on BBC Radio 4’s Broadcasting House programme yesterday morning. The retired…
Legal action is being taken to force the government to come clean about £3 billion of private contracts related to the pandemic. Three MPs and the non-profit-making Good Law Project,…
In April 2018, Western Governments, mainly the USA, the UK, and France, kicked up a furore over airstrikes in the Syrian Civil War on the rebel-held town of Douma. The…
Ballot forms will shortly be available to members of the Labour Party to cast their votes in the annual internal election for who gets to sit on the party’s most…
A wealthy Leeds property developer has agreed to hand over nearly £10m in properties, land and cash, after investigators accused him of money laundering for north of England crimelords. Mansoor…
Whose side is Labour on?” ByDave Smith BLACKLISTED construction worker, Dave Smith, has hit out at Labour’s failure to oppose the Spy Cop bill this week, calling it a “betrayal…
Mendip District Council in Somerset has voted unanimously to reject the adoption of the International Definition of Antisemitism (IDA). The council considered the topic this February but a vote only took place this…
MORE than 20 Labour MPs rebelled against the party leadership on Monday night in voting against a bill giving a wide range of government informants the legal right to commit crimes. Keir…
Priti Patel has called the asylum system “fundamentally broken” and has promised new laws to deny asylum to those using illegal routes into the UK, that have caused dismay among human…
John Pilger has watched Julian Assange’s extradition trial from the public gallery at London’s Old Bailey. He spoke with Timothy Erik Ström of Arena magazine, Australia: Q: Having watched Julian Assange’s trial…