Police community share ‘thin blue line’ logo in support of serving officers
The 24 hour silence comes on the back of a spate of violent attacks in which officers have been injured.
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The Sun’s anti-racism campaign draws mixed response
An important step in the right direction or rank hypocrisy?
UK resumes arms sales to Saudi Arabia just one day after Raab sets out sanctions for ‘worst human rights abusers’
Saudi-led forces have been accused of breaching international humantarian law after bombing schools, hospitals, weddings and food infrastructure in Yemen.
UK unemployment rate could hit 15% after second Covid wave
Global jobless levels may end up being more comparable to those of the 1930s than 2008, officials said.
Divide and rule: How the right-wing media created a Great British Culture War
“This kind of hostile environment creates division within the cultures themselves, and it pits the bulls against each other while the matador watches from a safe place" - Thor Benson
It’s time for the Queen to apologise for the British Empire
The Queen can help to build a new foundation for the next stage of British, Irish and world history. That can be her legacy.
Police ‘praying for rain’ on Saturday when pubs reopen
Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson said choosing a Saturday was ‘very bad’ timing.
Dad of British fighter against Islamic State slams ‘laughable’ prosecutions
Paul Newey, of Solihull, West Midlands, had been accused of funding terrorism by sending £150 to his son Daniel.
40 rights groups sign open letter to UK Government calling for immediate release of Julian Assange
"This (indictment) is an unprecedented escalation of an already disturbing assault on journalism in the US", the letter reads.