Another seven Just Stop Oil supporters acquitted after Waterloo Bridge slow march
Seven Just Stop Oil supporters were found not guilty at Southwark Crown Court on 3 June, two and a half years after slow marching on Waterloo Bridge to demand an…
Croydon homelessness service closure faces High Court challenge
On 7 July 2026, the High Court will hear an application for permission to bring a judicial review of Croydon council’s decision to close its walk-in homelessness service, Access Croydon,…
Starmer is cutting jobs in a fawning gesture to Trump’s call for increase in defence spending
The UK’s ambassador to the USA, Christian Turner, penned an opinion piece this week by declaring that Trump is “correct” that allies must spend more and that Britain has “heard that message”…
Under cover of earthquake aid, US and Israel deepen their hold on Venezuela
Syrian-Palestinian journalist Dima Khatib, who lives in Venezuela, lamented that she never thought she would see the day when Israeli soldiers would be in Venezuela—especially after former Venezuelan leader Hugo…
ICJP condemns killing of Palestinian goalkeeper by Israel
The International Centre of Justice for Palestinians (ICJP) strongly condemns the killing of Palestinian goalkeeper Saleem Khader Al-Ashqar by Israeli forces. It’s an act that underscores Israel’s targeted and indiscriminate…
‘Don’t burn em’ Burnham!’ campaigners protest new oil outside parliament
Campaigners from Fossil Free London challenged prime minister elect Andy Burnham in a protest outside parliament on 2 July. Uncertainty lingers over whether he will approve the Rosebank and Jackdaw…
Who are the media billionaires who dominate the UK’s democracy?
Almost everything we hear, read or watch in print, online or on our screens in the UK is being shaped by a tiny handful of global media billionaires. They use…
Trump’s $2.2 billion earnings called ‘staggering grift on a scale never seen’
The US President Donald Trump’s mandatory financial disclosure is out, and it shows that he hauled in at least $2.2 billion in 2025, his first year back for his second…
Chris Packham ‘won’t set foot in Pret’ as chicken welfare row erupts
Naturalist Chris Packham has led a crowd of protesters in slamming Pret A Manger. He vowed never to set foot in one of the chain’s cafes until it fulfils a…
Society of Editors warns journalists at risk from state threats bill
Journalists need stronger legal protections under the National Security (State Threats) Bill, the Society of Editors has warned. The calls follow concerns raised in the Guardian about British foreign correspondents,…
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