Good Law Project says EHRC anti-trans code misinterprets the law

On 5 August, the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s (EHRC) new transphobic code of practice came into force. However, on that same day, the Good…

Thinktank calls for greater controls on number of Welsh homes being turned into holiday accommodation

Welsh thinktank the Bevan Foundation, working in partnership with Shelter Cymru, has published a new report on 7 August at the National Eisteddfod. It analyses…

Trump targets birthright citizenship again after losing Supreme Court case

Trump signed two new executive orders on Thursday. These orders were aimed at narrowing birthright citizenship. This came just a month after the Supreme Court…

Campaigners demand urgent government action this Severe ME Day

Another Severe Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) Awareness Week will pass in absolute silence from the government. The Canary has reported extensively on how ME patients are…

Trump denies weapons shortage but the tungsten ban suggests otherwise

Donald Trump insists the US has no shortage of weapons. But his latest move to restrict exports for key materials for munitions production — tells…

Conservative minister challenged for criticising Labour’s migration record

Lessons from Ceuta: State failures and local solidarities

Cities and communities cannot wait for Europe to resolve its endless arguments about migration, deterrence and responsibility sharing.

Reform UK Accounts Raise Fresh Questions About Origins of Richard Tice Donations

Newly published accounts reveal a pattern of loans being channelled through firms run by Nigel Farage's Deputy

What the rise in Islamophobia tells us about modern Britain

From mosque attacks to manufactured controversies, Muslims in the UK bear a tiring burden of constant scrutiny

From Qalandiya to Jenin, Israel’s war on West Bank refugee camps

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) have ended their raid on Qalandiya Refugee Camp and neighbouring Kafr Aqab, north of occupied East Jerusalem. This followed a dawn…

The Brick Lane data centre is Labour’s ‘market Stalinism’ in action

Plans to build data centres have been controversial across the UK, but the latest example comes from Brick Lane. Housing Secretary Angela Rayner approved a…

Holocaust descendants doubt Ed Miliband will stop UK’s genocide complicity

Many Holocaust survivors and descendants have been vocally opposing the UK’s complicity with Israel’s genocide in Gaza since 2023. And they hope new foreign secretary…

Racists winning as opposition to migrants surges in north of Ireland

Far-right fictions on immigration appear to still be having a corrosive effect on attitudes towards those fleeing persecution, as a new north of Ireland survey…

Tories vow to kick foreigners out of social housing

Prominent academic Jason Arday is a victim of vile racism — he also copied other people’s work

Yesterday, 5 August, Professor Jason Arday resigned from his Sociology post at University of Cambridge and Jesus College. When he took the job back in…

As Indian authorities use pellet guns again, Kashmiri survivors still await justice

In India, debates over the use of pellet guns on protesters have opened space for Kashmiris who have endured wounds from them since 2010. Scroll…

Trump wants $10 billion from BBC but says asking for his finances is ‘disproportionate’

In the latest twist in Trump’s defamation case against the BBC, the president’s legal team has filed an emergency motion to block the BBC from…

The burden that comes with a thick skin | James O’Brien – The Whole Show

In Argentina, a village atop a lithium fortune still waits for basic services

For two decades, Antofagasta de la Sierra's residents have been promised the lithium boom will bring gas to their homes

Kemi Badenoch refuses to form coalition with ‘woke’ Reform