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Rear admiral Dr Chris Parry, Reform UK's candidate for the Hampshire and Solent mayoral election.

‘Obsessed’ Reform Candidate Calls for Arrest of British Journalist Over Gaza Reporting

Harriet Williamson

Reform UK’s candidate for Hampshire mayor, rear admiral Dr Chris Parry, repeatedly targeted investigative journalist Matt Kennard on social media, calling him a ‘traitor’ for reporting on the UK military’s role in Israel’s genocide. Harriet Williamson reports.

A group of people hold placards outside of a neo-classical building

Some Tate Workers’ Salaries Are Less Than Their Directors’ Bonuses

Juliet Jacques

Workers at the UK’s premier cultural institution have been using food banks while their directors enjoy salaries of up to £320,000 a year. Their recent week-long strike is unlikely to be the last, writes Juliet Jacques.

Dr Olivia Brandon being dragged by her hood at a protest for the hunger strikers outside HMP Bronzefield on Wednesday 17 December. Image: X/@revoltinghippie

Doctor ‘Strangled’ by Police Officer Until She Passed Out at Hunger Strike Protest

Joshua Carroll

A doctor tells Novara Media that she was retching and choking as a police officer dragged her by her hoodie at a protest for hunger-striking Palestine Action-linked prisoners. Joshua Carroll reports.

A woman with blonde hair, black glasses and a grey top stands in front of several microphones, as people and balloons are behind her

Anti-Trans Groups Want a Bathroom Ban. Judges Aren’t Giving Them One

Rivkah Brown

Gender-critical campaigners had hoped that this year’s Supreme Court ruling would tee up US-style bathroom bills across the UK, throwing hundreds of thousands of pounds at lawsuits to exclude trans women from women’s spaces. It’s not working out that way. Rivkah Brown reports.

Nazi’s Son Wins Chilean Presidency

Phineas Rueckert

Ultra-conservative candidate José Antonio Kast, whose father was a member of the Nazi party, has achieved a massive victory in Chile, prompting celebration from the international far right. Phineas Rueckert reports.

Why Did the BBC Take so Long to Cover the Palestine Hunger Strikers?

The public service broadcaster has published coverage of hunger strikes in Iran, Italy and Tunisia - but not the eight Palestine Action prisoners currently hunger striking on British soil. Joshua Carroll reports.

London Councillor Defects to Greens From ‘Fascistic’ Labour

Harriet Williamson

Exclusive: A socialist councillor has joined the Green party from Labour after accusing the government of ‘betraying its historic mission’. Harriet Williamson reports.

Disability Charity Sacks Employee for Palestine Protest, Citing ‘Brand Reputation’

Simon Childs

Exclusive: Sense sacked an employee after she was arrested at a peaceful protest against Palestine Action’s proscription. In a letter, the charity told her it needed to think of its ‘brand reputation’. Simon Childs reports.

Italian and Canadian Activists Attacked by Masked Israeli Settlers in the West Bank

Kate McMahon

Four foreign nationals were assaulted amid an uptick in settler violence in the illegally occupied territory. Kate McMahon reports.

Zarah Sultana Boycotts Your Party Conference Over Member Expulsions

Steven Methven

Your Party's inaugural conference began in Liverpool on Saturday with many hoping that the party's warring factions would unite. But just hours in, co-founder Zarah Sultana announced she was boycotting the event. Steven Methven reports.

Teuta ‘T’ Hoxha was hospitalised on Friday 28 November 2025. Credit: Prisoners For Palestine

Second Palestine Action Prisoner Hospitalised

Harriet Williamson

Exclusive: Teuta ‘T’ Hoxha has been taken to hospital after 20 days on hunger strike, following the hospitalisation of Kamran Ahmed earlier this week. Harriet Williamson reports.

Rachel Reeves leaves 11 Downing Street as she prepares to deliver her Budget. Photo: Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street

Landlord Tax and Two-Child Benefit Cap: What Happened in the Budget?

Simon Childs

After the budget was leaked early, Rachel Reeves set out her plan. Here are the highlights.

A protester holds a placard in support of the activist group Palestine Action during a demonstration in Whitehall, London, UK on 21 June 2025. SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

A ‘Stitch-Up’: Palestine Action Case Gets New Judges

Harriet Williamson

The judicial review of Palestine Action’s proscription has been thrown into turmoil by a last-minute change. A new panel of judges includes one with a long history of working for the government and another who ruled in favour of the UK selling fighter jet parts to Israel. Harriet Williamson reports.

A dog in a muzzle stands in front of Israeli soldiers

Israeli Prison Guards Are Using Dogs to Rape Palestinians, Former Detainees Say

Joshua Carroll

As evidence mounts of Israel’s widespread sexual violence, human rights groups have published testimony detailing a particularly disturbing form of torture. Joshua Carroll reports.

Police in Northern Ireland Choose Not to Arrest Palestine Action Supporters

Ellen McVeigh

Police didn’t arrest any activists in Northern Ireland protesting the proscription of Palestine Action at the weekend, in stark contrast to in other parts of the UK. Why? Ellen McVeigh reports.

A person holds a placard during a march as part of nationwide protests calling for stronger global climate action during the ongoing UN climate change conference (COP30) in Brazil, in Glasgow, Scotland, 15 November 2025. REUTERS/Lesley Martin

Rich People Are Becoming Less Willing to Help With the World’s Problems

Harriet Williamson

Exclusive: Men, boomers and high-income households are becoming less willing to have their taxes put towards solving climate change, inequality and other global issues, new polling shows - but poorer households want to help more. Harriet Williamson reports.

This Israeli Rapper Called for Unity With Palestinians. Now He’s Accused of War Crimes in Gaza

Joshua Carroll

Noam Tsuriely released a song about the importance of dialogue, then allegedly contributed to the ‘genocidal destruction of Palestinian life’ while serving in the IDF. Joshua Carroll reports.

People protesting the proscription of Palestine Action sit in Dortmund Square, Leeds on 18 November 2025 as part of two weeks of mass civil disobedience events planned around the judicial review. Harriet Williamson / Novara Media

The Co-Founder of Palestine Action Is Taking the Government to Court

Harriet Williamson

The judicial review of Palestine Action’s proscription starts on 25 November. Harriet Williamson explains what this could mean for the government - and the 2,100 people arrested since July.

‘Obsessed’ Reform Candidate Calls for Arrest of British Journalist Over Gaza Reporting

Harriet Williamson

Some Tate Workers’ Salaries Are Less Than Their Directors’ Bonuses

Juliet Jacques

Doctor ‘Strangled’ by Police Officer Until She Passed Out at Hunger Strike Protest

Joshua Carroll

Anti-Trans Groups Want a Bathroom Ban. Judges Aren’t Giving Them One

Rivkah Brown

Nazi’s Son Wins Chilean Presidency

Phineas Rueckert

Why Did the BBC Take so Long to Cover the Palestine Hunger Strikers?

Joshua Carroll

London Councillor Defects to Greens From ‘Fascistic’ Labour

Harriet Williamson

Disability Charity Sacks Employee for Palestine Protest, Citing ‘Brand Reputation’

Simon Childs

Italian and Canadian Activists Attacked by Masked Israeli Settlers in the West Bank

Kate McMahon

Zarah Sultana Boycotts Your Party Conference Over Member Expulsions

Steven Methven

Second Palestine Action Prisoner Hospitalised

Harriet Williamson

Landlord Tax and Two-Child Benefit Cap: What Happened in the Budget?

Simon Childs

A ‘Stitch-Up’: Palestine Action Case Gets New Judges

Harriet Williamson

Israeli Prison Guards Are Using Dogs to Rape Palestinians, Former Detainees Say

Joshua Carroll

Police in Northern Ireland Choose Not to Arrest Palestine Action Supporters

Ellen McVeigh

Rich People Are Becoming Less Willing to Help With the World’s Problems

Harriet Williamson

This Israeli Rapper Called for Unity With Palestinians. Now He’s Accused of War Crimes in Gaza

Joshua Carroll

The Co-Founder of Palestine Action Is Taking the Government to Court

Harriet Williamson

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‘Obsessed’ Reform Candidate Calls for Arrest of British Journalist Over Gaza Reporting

Harriet Williamson

Some Tate Workers’ Salaries Are Less Than Their Directors’ Bonuses

Juliet Jacques

Doctor ‘Strangled’ by Police Officer Until She Passed Out at Hunger Strike Protest

Joshua Carroll

Anti-Trans Groups Want a Bathroom Ban. Judges Aren’t Giving Them One

Rivkah Brown

Nazi’s Son Wins Chilean Presidency

Phineas Rueckert

Why Did the BBC Take so Long to Cover the Palestine Hunger Strikers?

Joshua Carroll

London Councillor Defects to Greens From ‘Fascistic’ Labour

Harriet Williamson

Disability Charity Sacks Employee for Palestine Protest, Citing ‘Brand Reputation’

Simon Childs

Italian and Canadian Activists Attacked by Masked Israeli Settlers in the West Bank

Kate McMahon

Zarah Sultana Boycotts Your Party Conference Over Member Expulsions

Steven Methven

Second Palestine Action Prisoner Hospitalised

Harriet Williamson

Landlord Tax and Two-Child Benefit Cap: What Happened in the Budget?

Simon Childs

A ‘Stitch-Up’: Palestine Action Case Gets New Judges

Harriet Williamson

Israeli Prison Guards Are Using Dogs to Rape Palestinians, Former Detainees Say

Joshua Carroll

Police in Northern Ireland Choose Not to Arrest Palestine Action Supporters

Ellen McVeigh

Rich People Are Becoming Less Willing to Help With the World’s Problems

Harriet Williamson

This Israeli Rapper Called for Unity With Palestinians. Now He’s Accused of War Crimes in Gaza

Joshua Carroll

The Co-Founder of Palestine Action Is Taking the Government to Court

Harriet Williamson

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