Spain’s Tenants’ Rights Protesters Win Reforms After 87-Year-Old Evicted
Charlotte Reck
But campaigners say government’s plan to ease housing crisis is still inadequate.
Stop Helping Saudi Arabia Bomb Yemen, Rights Experts Tell Burnham
Charlotte Reck
UK refuelling of military planes risks
complicity in ‘further war crimes’.
Police Broke Teeth and Bones of Students at US Encampments for Gaza
Soraya Kishtwari
New report slams universities for siding with police amid ‘unlawful’ use of force.
Prosecutors Asked to Consider Manslaughter Charges Over Grenfell Fire
Soraya Kishtwari
‘If people are found guilty, we want to see them behind bars.’
UK Universities Set to Strike in ‘Last-Ditch Fight Over Existential Cuts’
Soraya Kishtwari
'It is carnage.'
UN’s Israeli Settlements Blacklist Names Firms With UK Public Contracts
Joe Sandler Clarke
Including for motorways, emergency services and carbon capture.
Pressure Mounts at Labour Conference to Kick Palantir Out of NHS
Harriet Williamson
‘The government has a perfect opportunity to end this contract.’
Ed Miliband Says Brits Outraged Over Palestine ‘Were Right’
Harriet Williamson
But pensioners keep being arrested.
Labour to Nationalise Avanti West Coast Trains After Privatisation Fails
Joshua Carroll
‘Passengers, not shareholders, will come first,’ Andy Burnham said.
Facebook Blocks Lula’s Campaign Ads Just Days Before Brazil Election
Joshua Carroll
But allows paid posts calling for the military to ‘take back power’.
Ireland Goalkeeper Boycotts Match Against Israel
Joshua Carroll
‘The killing of innocent people is wrong.’
Outsourcing Giants Made £6bn in Profit From UK’s Public Services Last Year
Joe Sandler Clarke
While driving down wages.
Weapons Firm Gave Advice to UK Universities on Countering Gaza Protests
Joe Sandler Clarke
One institution spoke with BAE Systems before disciplining students.
Greta Thunberg Joins Call to Release Hunger-Striking Gaza Flotilla Activists
Joe Sandler Clarke
The four men are being held in a Tunisian jail, with one on the ‘brink of death’.
Mamdani Forces DoorDash to Pay $131m for Underpaying Workers
Charlotte Reck
It’s the largest settlement for delivery workers ‘in US history’.
Pro-Palestine Activist ‘Close to Death’ on Hunger Strike in Tunisian Prison
Charlotte Reck
He’s semi-comatose and barely able to see or hear.
Spain Moves Ahead With US Extradition Case Against Pro-Palestine Millionaire
Soraya Kishtwari
‘An alarming precedent.’
Tony Blair Wants Governments to Embrace AI, Not Slow It Down
Soraya Kishtwari
Nothing to say on his think tank's
links to the tech industry.