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The Darlington nurses outside Newcastle Tribunal centre. Photo: Iain Masterton/Alamy Live News

What Does the Darlington Nurses’ Case Mean for Trans People? Experts Are Divided

Rivkah Brown

The case has been presented as a milestone in the campaign to exclude trans people from single-sex spaces, but lawyers disagree on how significant the judgement actually is. Rivkah Brown reports.

Palestine Action Prisoner on Brink of Thirst Strike

Harriet Williamson

Umer Khalid is prepared to go on thirst strike until the government agrees to release surveillance footage from RAF spy flights over Gaza on the day Israel bombed an aid convoy, killing British aid workers. Harriet Williamson reports.

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This Billionaire Landlord Bullied Journalists Into Deleting Negative Coverage of Him

Rivkah Brown

‘Rogue landlord’ John Christodoulou owes hundreds of thousands of pounds to former tenants. Instead of paying them, he is pressuring journalists to remove coverage of his unlawful behaviour. Rivkah Brown reports.

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana Are on Rival Slates for Your Party Leadership

Harriet Williamson

Exclusive: Jeremy Corbyn has announced his slate of candidates to contest Your Party’s inaugural central executive committee elections and decide the future direction and leadership of the new left party. Harriet Williamson reports.

View from an Oxevision camera. Image: Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report

Harriet Williamson

Exclusive: An NHS trust spent over £2.4m on Oxevision, a technology that films vulnerable patients in their bedrooms 24/7, even after its own internal evaluation report highlighted significant issues with the tech and the conduct of its parent company. Harriet Williamson reports.

Kamran Ahmed (L) and Heba Muraisi have been on hunger strike for 60 and 67 days respectively.

Palestine Action Prisoners End Hunger Strike

Harriet Williamson

Palestine Action-linked remand prisoners have ended their hunger strike, claiming some of their key demands have been met. Harriet Williamson reports.

Ryan Bridge (Right) with Tommy Robinson associate Danny Tommo. Screengrab: Danny Tommo on Youtube

‘We Want to Do the Keir Starmer’: How Labour Is Inspiring a New Anti-Migrant Vigilante Operation

Simon Childs

Raise the Colours was given a tacit endorsement by the prime minister when it raised flags across the country last summer. Now it’s headed to Calais to harass migrants and ‘do the Keir Starmer’. Simon Childs reports.

Police arrest a protester in London as the Judicial Review challenging the proscription of Palestine Action gets underway in November. Photo: Joao Daniel Pereira/Sipa USA

Disability Charity Reinstates Worker It Sacked for Palestine Solidarity

Simon Childs

A worker for Sense got sacked being arrested for showing support for Palestine Action. After a Novara Media report and union solidarity, she got her job back.

Kamran Ahmed (R) has been on hunger strike for 60 days. He is pictured with his sister Shahmina Alam. Image: Family handout

Palestine Action Hunger-Striker Hospitalised With Heart Muscle Shrinkage

Harriet Williamson

Kamran Ahmed, who hasn’t eaten for 60 days, is experiencing shrinkage to the muscle of his heart and is at risk of sudden cardiac arrest. Harriet Williamson reports.

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.

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What Does the Darlington Nurses’ Case Mean for Trans People? Experts Are Divided

Rivkah Brown

Palestine Action Prisoner on Brink of Thirst Strike

Harriet Williamson

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana Are on Rival Slates for Your Party Leadership

Harriet Williamson

NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report

Harriet Williamson

Palestine Action Prisoners End Hunger Strike

Harriet Williamson

‘We Want to Do the Keir Starmer’: How Labour Is Inspiring a New Anti-Migrant Vigilante Operation

Simon Childs

Palestine Action Hunger-Striker Hospitalised With Heart Muscle Shrinkage

Harriet Williamson

‘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

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What Does the Darlington Nurses’ Case Mean for Trans People? Experts Are Divided

Rivkah Brown

Palestine Action Prisoner on Brink of Thirst Strike

Harriet Williamson

This Billionaire Landlord Bullied Journalists Into Deleting Negative Coverage of Him

Rivkah Brown

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana Are on Rival Slates for Your Party Leadership

Harriet Williamson

NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report

Harriet Williamson

Palestine Action Prisoners End Hunger Strike

Harriet Williamson

‘We Want to Do the Keir Starmer’: How Labour Is Inspiring a New Anti-Migrant Vigilante Operation

Simon Childs

Disability Charity Reinstates Worker It Sacked for Palestine Solidarity

Simon Childs

Palestine Action Hunger-Striker Hospitalised With Heart Muscle Shrinkage

Harriet Williamson

‘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

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