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Maysara Adwan, left, mourns as she holds the body of her 11-year-old son, Qais, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza that has been used as a shelter, during his burial at Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, Friday, July 25, 2025
Arms Trade / 25 July 2025
‘Empty words cannot hide the truth’
25 July 2025

Sir Keir faces backlash for continuing to enable the genocide in Gaza

Pic: Neil Terry
Britain / 25 July 2025
‘Mass picketing is back’
25 July 2025

 Birmingham’s striking bin workers and supporters bring waste sites to a standstill

Letting and estate agents signs outside flats on the Old Kent Road in London
Housing / 25 July 2025
Renters losing out tens of millions in interest, analysis finds
25 July 2025
A Sudanese woman, who was driven from her home and is now returning, is seen through a broken window as he prepares to enter her train to Aswan at Cairo's Ramses railway station, Egypt, Monday, July 21, 2025.
Labour / 23 July 2025
Government’s reckless aid cuts will lead to ‘wholly avoidable’ deaths, campaigners warn
23 July 2025
An elderly lady adjusting her thermostat on at home in Liverpool
Inequality / 24 July 2025
National strategy needed to tackle pensioner poverty, committee says
24 July 2025
Scientists occupy the lobby of the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), part of the Bank of England, July 23, 2025
Climate Crisis / 23 July 2025
Scientists for XR occupy the Bank of England lobby
23 July 2025
Palestinians mourn their relatives killed from an Israeli army bombardment of Gaza, at Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, July 22, 2025
Gaza / 22 July 2025
British government faces legal challenge over failure to evacuate critically-ill children from Gaza
22 July 2025
Children on swings
Housing / 22 July 2025
Number of children in temporary accommodation hits record high
22 July 2025
Labour MP for Leeds East, Richard Burgon
Wealth Tax / 22 July 2025
Richard Burgon delivers 80,000-strong petition calling for wealth tax
22 July 2025
Police officers and protesters on Hemnall Street in Epping, after a protest outside the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, July 20, 2025
Britain / 21 July 2025
Counter-demo set for Epping following violence outside refugee hotel
21 July 2025
Pro Palestine Action and counter-protesters during a protest in Parliament Square, central London, organised by Defend Our Juries who are campaigning to de-proscribe the organisation, July 19, 2025
Activism / 20 July 2025
‘They are using terrorism laws to silence people’
20 July 2025

Police arrest over 100 at protests supporting Palestine Action

A household water tap
Water / 21 July 2025
Campaigners slam government for clinging to privatisation ahead of water commission review
21 July 2025
A tanker pumps out excess sewage from the Lightlands Lane sewage pumping station in Cookham, Berskhire
Britain / 18 July 2025
Pollution figures 'the latest indicator of a water sector in total chaos'
18 July 2025
Smoke from an explosion rises in the northern Gaza Strip, as seen from southern Israel, July 18, 2025
Wales / 18 July 2025
Cardiff council passes pension divestment motion
18 July 2025
People turning out to watch the sunrise at Cullercoats Bay, North Tyneside
Workers' Rights / 18 July 2025
Government urged to set a maximum workplace temperature or face heat strikes
18 July 2025
A Palestinian girl searches through a landfill for firewood, plastic, and canned goods in Al-Zawaideh, central Gaza Strip, July 17, 2025
Britain / 18 July 2025
NGOs demand government action one year on from ICJ ruling on Israel’s unlawful occupation
18 July 2025
Dirty mops at the Eastham depot, the washing machine used to clean them has been broken for two months. No repairs have been made, forcing cleaners to wash soiled mops by hand and dry them in bin area
Exclusive / 18 July 2025
‘Public ownership must mean decent standards’ - RMT blasts c2c over cleaning conditions ahead of nationalisation
18 July 2025
A stethoscope on top of patient's files at a GP Practice nea
Healthcare / 17 July 2025
Privately funded neighbourhood health services will only serve as 'ATMs for investors', campaigners warn
17 July 2025
An elderly man at Rowheath House retirement home in Birmingh
Social Care / 17 July 2025
Care home workers twice as likely to live in poverty, report finds
17 July 2025
A ward at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Liverpool
Healthcare / 16 July 2025
Physician associates review fails to fully protect patients, BMA warns
16 July 2025
People take part in a protest in Parliament Square, London, to call for de-proscription of Palestine Action after a ban against the organisation was announced after two Voyager aircraft were damaged at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire on June 20, July 12, 2025
Britain / 14 July 2025
Protesters say police have shown 'massive variation' in how they respond to demonstrations against Palestine Action ban
14 July 2025
A general view of dentist at work
Healthcare / 14 July 2025
Nearly 14m adults unable to access NHS dentistry, analysis finds
14 July 2025
People take part in an anti-Trump protest in Trafalgar Square, London, as part of demonstrations around the world, April 5, 2025
Trump / 14 July 2025
Protests set to greet Trump’s state visit
14 July 2025
Police officers remove a person after they took part in a protest in Parliament Square, London, to call for de-proscription of Palestine Action, July 12, 2025
Activism / 13 July 2025
More than 70 arrested at protests against Palestine Action ban
13 July 2025
A couple cool off as they walk through a cooling water feature spraying a fine mist in Dover, Kent, July 11, 2025
Heatwave / 13 July 2025
Unions launch week of action to keep workers safe as temperatures soar
13 July 2025
Metropolitan Police officers observe a protest in support of Palestine Action, organised by the Defend Our Juries group, in front of the Mahatma Gandhii statue in Parliament Square, central London, July 5, 2025
Activism / 11 July 2025
Protesters to demand government reverse Palestine Action ban
11 July 2025
Houses under construction on a housing development in Basingstoke, Hampshire, January 7, 2020
Racism / 11 July 2025
Campaigners demand urgent action after research reveals black families half as likely to access to social housing
11 July 2025
Workers' Rights / 11 July 2025
Survey exposes poverty and pressure faced by outsourced Metro cleaners
11 July 2025
Prime Minister Keir Starmer and President of France Emmanuel Macron during a plenary at the UK-France Summit, in Downing Street, London, July 10, 2025
Migration / 10 July 2025
Starmer and Macron’s migration deal ‘has the potential to be Labour’s Rwanda’
10 July 2025
A preschool age child playing with plastic building blocks
Britain / 10 July 2025
Two-child benefit cap impacts almost 1.7m children, figures show
10 July 2025
An aerial view of terraced houses in south west London
Housing / 11 July 2025
Record number of families are living in temporary accommodation, analysis finds
11 July 2025
Palestine Action approached the planes on e-scooters
Britain / 20 June 2025
Palestine Action break into RAF base and damage two planes
20 June 2025
A tanker from Thames Water
Britain / 19 June 2025
Thames Water creditors pushing for protection from fines, reports say
19 June 2025
The temperature control of a radiator in a domestic home
Fuel Poverty / 19 June 2025
Warm Home discount expansion ‘positive’ but ‘far from sturdy’, campaigners say
19 June 2025
Goods at a food bank
Poverty / 19 June 2025
Anti-poverty campaigners take to Westminster as government introduces draft welfare Bill
19 June 2025
Eggs in a carton
Environment / 17 June 2025
River Action halts mega chicken farm in landmark court case
17 June 2025
Staff working at the LAS emergency operations centre in Newham, east London, ahead of Wednesday's strike action by ambulance workers. Members of Unison and GMB unions will take strike action over pay and conditions that will affect non-life threatening calls, January 10, 2023
Workers' Rights / 17 June 2025
Over a quarter of 999 staff have quit in last three years, report finds
17 June 2025
Houses under construction on a housing development in Basingstoke
Housing / 16 June 2025
Planning officer shortages could derail government's housing plans, Unison warns
16 June 2025
The HMT Empire Windrush, docked at Southampton, March 28, 1954
Windrush / 16 June 2025
Survivors of Windrush scandal get significantly less compensation than they are entitled to, study finds
16 June 2025
A general view of water dripping out of a kitchen tap
Britain / 16 June 2025
Water sector is in need of a root-and-branch reform, cross-party committee finds
16 June 2025
Campaigners gather in Parliament Square, central London, as Labour MP Kim Leadbeater's Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is undergoing a second day of report stage, with various amendments likely to be debated and possibly voted on, June 13, 2025
Assisted Dying Bill / 13 June 2025
Assisted dying Bill would 'deepen and exacerbate inequalities', Labour MP warns
13 June 2025
Money stacked on top of a council tax bill
Cost-of-living Crisis / 12 June 2025
Fastest council tax rise in decades would hit poorest the most, campaigners warn
12 June 2025
Palestine Action activists at the London offices of Universal Defence & Security Solutions
Palestine Action / 12 June 2025
Palestine Action target London offices of defence consultancy firm
12 June 2025
House of Commons Handout photo issued by the House of Commons of Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves delivers her Government's spending review to MPs in the House of Commons, London, June 11, 2025
Britain / 12 June 2025
'We need benefits not bombs'
12 June 2025

Campaigners weigh in on Chancellor's spending review

A woman using her mobile phone
Women's rights / 11 June 2025
Women face 'frightening privacy and safety risks' when using period tracker apps
11 June 2025
A Prison Officer accompanies inmates along a corridor at HMP Feltham B, Middlesex, Young Offenders Institut
Prisons / 10 June 2025
Youth Custody Service ‘failed’ to foster positive relationships, inspectorate finds
10 June 2025
West Bank settlement of Modiin Ilit
West Bank / 10 June 2025
Legal action launched over Airbnb listings in illegal Israeli settlements
10 June 2025
Goods at a food bank
Welfare / 9 June 2025
Welfare cuts will push hundreds of thousands into severe hardship, Trussell warns
9 June 2025
FW Pomeroy's Statue of Justice standing atop the Central Criminal Court building, Old Bailey, London
Britain / 4 June 2025
Rule of law in Britain under threat after Palestine activists arrested under counter-terrorism laws, legal organisations warn
4 June 2025
A aerial view of Windermere in the Lake District, Cumbria
Environment / 5 June 2025
Campaigners urge Labour to avoid Defra cuts
5 June 2025
People take part in the People's Assembly Britain is Broken national demonstration in central London, November 5, 2022
Austerity / 4 June 2025
Thousands to protest against 'Austerity 2.0' in London on Saturday
4 June 2025
A tanker pumps out excess sewage from the Lightlands Lane sewage pumping station in Cookham, Berskhire which flooded after recent heavy rainfall, January 10, 2024
Britain / 3 June 2025
Campaigners condemn ‘sham’ review of Britain's privatised water sector
3 June 2025
A row of To Let estate agent signs placed outside houses in
Housing / 3 June 2025
Private renters save nearly £900m after ban on unfair fees
3 June 2025
Defence Secretary John Healey during visit to the MBDA Storm Shadow production line factory in Stevenage ahead of the upcoming Strategic Defence Review, May 31, 2025
Militarism / 1 June 2025
MoD's £1bn AI spend could make violence ‘more opaque, less accountable, and increasingly automated’
1 June 2025
Local Government / 1 June 2025
Councils urge funding boost to avoid ‘devastating consequences’
1 June 2025
A homeless man in a tent in the centre of Liverpool, April 1, 2025
Welfare / 30 May 2025
Charities warn welfare cuts will push more people into homelessness
30 May 2025
Police officers
Policing / 30 May 2025
Police raid on journalist Asa Winstanley's home ruled unlawful
30 May 2025
A view of Grimsbury reservoir in Banbury, Oxfordshire, May 14, 2025
Environment / 29 May 2025
Infrastructure must not bulldoze ecosystems, campaigners warn as government announces plans to build new reservoirs
29 May 2025
Palestinians carry boxes and bags containing food and humanitarian aid packages delivered by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a US-backed organisation approved by Israel, in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, May 29, 2025
Gaza Genocide / 29 May 2025
Israel’s annihilation campaign forces civilians into one fifth of Gaza, Oxfam analysis finds
29 May 2025
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson (right) has a go at bricklaying with apprentice bricklayer Morgan O'Sullivan (18) from Lee Marley Brickworks, during a visit to the Oval Village by Berkeley in London, February 10, 2025
Training / 28 May 2025
Cutting higher-level apprenticeships is a false economy, Unison warns
28 May 2025