Two men & teenager in court accused of being members of National Action in rebranded group called “Triple K Mafia”
Daniel Ward, 28, Garry Jack, 22, and the 17-year-old were accused of being members of the group for nine months
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Members of banned far right group National Action ‘attended terrorist style training camps’
Alleged members accused of plotting to kill a Labour MP were featured in propaganda videos learning punching techniques, judo and choke holds, the Old Bailey was told
Squaddies appear charged with being members of banned group National Action
Two British soldiers have appeared in court accused of being part of an outlawed neo-Nazi group, with one alleged to have had the manifesto of Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik on his computer. Soldiers Mikko Vevhilainen, 32, a lance corporal, and Mark Barrett, 24, a private, are accused of being ...
Parents hold national day of action in protest against funding cuts for education
By Tara Carey Fair Funding for Schools representative in Lambeth The row over school funding has taken centre stage in the general election campaign, with parents and teachers across the country rising up in protest against budget cuts put forward by the government and Department of Education. To highlight concerns, ...
National Trust warns 73% of special natural sites threatened by climate change
The charity calls on Government to ban peat in horticulture and boost tree cover to conserve nature and cut emissions.
Revealed: repeated government failures lead to historically high deaths in custody in ‘national scandal’
Ministry of Justice figures show there were 308 deaths in prison in the 12 months to September as the government is accused of failing to take action which could prevent deaths in prison.
UK citizens to launch legal action to keep EU citizenship
According to Article 20 of the Treaty of Lisbon, EU citizenship is additional and separate to national citizenship. Presently, there are no provisions for removing this citizenship and its associated rights from individuals, regardless of whether their nation leaves the EU.
Lack of government action on ‘decimated’ police ‘unforgivable’ warns top cop
“All of the predictions we made about the cuts to policing, the devastation that it would bring, the rise in crime that it would bring, have come true,” warned John Apter, national chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales
Jay Bradley on why the industry is welcoming Irish whiskey protection in more international markets
Irish whiskey is a fast-growing category, with a 300% increase in exports since 2009. But this is leading to a corresponding increase in counterfeit products hitting the global market.
Outrage as Brit teen convicted of lying over Cyprus gang-rape after retraction obtained with no lawyer
The 19-year-old was convicted of a single count of public mischief at Famagusta District Court in Paralimni on Monday after teh incident on Ayia Napa.
Lib Dems will not support Labour’s renationalisation plans, says Swinson
The party leader has criticised Jeremy Corbyn’s policy, branding it a ‘distraction’.
Majority of stop and searches result in no further action, figures show
Officers carried out 383,629 stop and searches in the year to the end of March, up from 282,231 in the same period the previous year.
Calls for UEFA action after mass racist abuse disrupts England’s 6-0 victory in Bulgaria
It comes as a British man, 32, died in Sofia ahead of Euro match with Bulgaria.
Two weeks of Extinction Rebellion protests calling for action on climate action now target government
Extinction Rebellion protesters are vowing to shut down Westminster as they demand urgent action on the climate and environmental crises.
National Theatre ends Shell partnership as it addresses environmental impact
The theatre said Shell’s membership will come to an end in 2020.
Matt Hancock vows action on jabs after not ruling out sending unvaccinated kids home from school
Health secretary says diseases will resurface after UK loses measles-free status.
MPs want national ban on car parking on pavements
The transport committee said antisocial parking practises were leaving vulnerable people ‘afraid to leave their homes’.
Boris Johnson accused of ‘violating international law’ with ‘inflammatory’ remarks about sending migrants back
“Those who are forced to take dangerous means of reaching our shores have a legal right to have their voice heard and we should be creating safe and legal routes for vulnerable people to come. “Johnson’s comment is misleading, designed to inflame tension and, if put in practice, would violate ...
Ex Manchester United legend Ronaldo & Mbappe demand action on Amazon wildfires
They are hoping to get the world's attention
PM urged to take urgent action on knife crime
Young people have called on Boris Johnson to take urgent action to tackle the knife crime crisis and make it a “top priority” as the new Prime Minister.
Former Vice President accuses Trump of ‘using the language’ of white nationalism
The former vice president, the frontrunner in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, was speaking after the El Paso gun attack.
Is Boris Johnson’s cabinet the most anti-climate action ever?
By Mat Hope and Richard Collett-White, Desmog UK
Video – Ex Glasgow Rangers player uses goal celebration to demand action on gun violence
The United States international spoke out after mass shootings in Texas and Ohio over the weekend.
As medics come out for Extinction Rebellion, this doctor has been on hunger strike for two weeks for climate action
"As caring professionals we cannot countenance current policies which push the world’s most vulnerable towards progressive environmental catastrophe.”
Ministers should fund a national inquiry to look into remaining sexual assault allegations against former PM Sir Edward Heath, a police commissioner says
His comment followed the conviction of Carl Beech, the serial accuser turned Accused
Men In Black International: Entertaining yet wipeable
★★★☆☆ The fourth instalment in the iconic Men In Black franchise sees Liam Neeson and Chris Hemsworth joined by Hemsworth’s Thor: Ragnarok and Avengers co star Tessa Thompson in a sequel which isn’t half as bad as many would have expected it be. Directed by F. Gary Gray and written ...
Schoolboy died from “extraordinary reaction” to cheese that was flicked by another pupil
Karanbir Cheema, known as Karan, became ill at his school in Greenford, west London, was severely allergic to wheat, gluten, dairy products, eggs and nuts
25 years of the National Lottery
Do you remember 19th November 1994? “Baby Come Back” by Pato Banton featuring Ali and Robin Campbell of UB40 was number one, Chelsea and Manchester City were flirting with Premier League relegation, and Mr. Blobby was only two years old. Most significantly, it’s also the date that the first ever ...
Major attractions in Israel
Israel has been a prime destination to spiritual faculties. They believe that this place is holy having traced their origins in this region as documented in their Holy books. Places like Jerusalem, The Red Sea and the Sea of Galilee are very popular with Christian pilgrims specifically. But besides religious ...
Iconic animals threatened by surge in humans in Masai Mara & Serengeti national parks
Every year a million wildebeest, half a million gazelle and 200,000 zebra make the perilous trek from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Maasai Mara reserve in Kenya to search for water and grazing land.
Superbugs have colonised International Space Station
Extreme spaceflight conditions can turn harmless bacteria into dangerous germs that multiply faster and secrete protective slimes, ISS astronauts found
International Biotechnology trust – Beating the odds
International Biotechnology trust – Beating the odds Strategic positioning in mid-2018 helped International Biotechnology Trust (IBT) beat its benchmark over the past six months and close its discount to net asset value (NAV). This continued its outperformance of the US Nasdaq Biotechnology Index (NBI) over three and five years. Active management of the portfolio and an ...
Tariffs, Trade Wars and the Effect on International Shipping
Since early 2018, the U.S. international trade policy has focused on increasing tariffs for many goods that are imported into the country. This new plan has shaken the foundations of international trade, and many people are wondering what effect tariffs and trade wars will have on international shipping. Some economists ...
The National Gallery in court battle over latest ‘gig economy’ case
The 27 artists have brought claims of unfair dismissal plus sex and age discrimination against the Gallery after they were fired last October
Leave.EU donor Arron Banks referred to National Crime Agency for “multiple suspected offenses”
Influential Leave.EU donor Arron Banks has today been referred to the National Crime Agency after the Electoral Commission found evidence of multiple suspected offences. Banks ploughed millions of pounds into the Leave.EU campaign and another campaign called Better for the Country during the referendum. But according to new information released ...
Police consider unprecedented legal action against government over budget cuts
Police chiefs in England and Wales are considering taking unprecedented legal action against the government in order to block plans to deduct hundreds of millions of pounds from their budgets, the Guardian has revealed. The National Police Chiefs Council has sent a formal letter to the Treasury saying it will ...
Tens of thousands sign open letter from Jewish leaders asking Trump to stay away from Pittsburgh until he denounces white nationalism.
President Trump, you are not welcome in Pittsburgh until you stop targeting and endangering all minorities.
Property transactions in Prime Central London lowest on record due to Brexit uncertainty
Figures from London Central Portfolio show annual transactions in Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea have fallen to 3,606 - fewer than 70 sales per week.
In pics – International bird photography competition
Organised in conjunction with the RSPB, the Society of International Nature and Wildlife Photographers Bird Photographer of the Year competition shows our feathered friends in a new light.
Dementia patients living in care homes are given just two minutes of social interaction a day
Yet spending just ten minutes with them boosts their mental wellbeing
Theatre review: Exit the King, National Theatre
Commonly seen as a theatre of the absurd play, Exit the King (this is a new version by Patrick Marber) is one of four by Eugène Ionesco where the main protagonist Berenger is written as a kind of Every Person. Though Ionesco is a towering presence in the history of ...
Government inaction freezing the self-employed out of Universal Credit
The Government’s refusal to change its position on monthly calculations for Universal Credit payments will continue to unfairly punish the self-employed, IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) said today. The Government ruled out making changes to the system of monthly calculations in its response released today to the Work ...
How much national humiliation is Britain willing to accept?
In a classic episode of Yes, Minister the hapless minister Jim Hacker and adroit civil servant Sir Humphrey Appleby desperately try to stop a visiting African president from making a controversial speech in front of the Queen. The fictional country's leader successfully extorts money from the British government in exchange ...
Neo-Nazi group with member that plotted to kill MP just a “motley crew” of nationalists drinking in their local Wetherspoons, a court heard
Jack Renshaw plotted to kill his local MP Rosie Cooper and Detective Constable Victoria Henderson with a gladiator machete before hoping to be shot dead by the police during a hostage stand off, a court heard.
Airlines face call for international criminal inquiry into toxic exposure of crew & passengers
Airlines are facing a call for an international criminal inquiry into toxic exposure of crew and passengers. Campaigners are calling on anybody who may have suffered ill health linked to chemicals on board passenger jets to be part of an international inquiry into toxins in cabin air. John Hoyte, chairman ...