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More than a quarter of British workers say they have experienced discrimination in the workplace, research has revealed. The study found prejudice towards gender, race and age is still commonplace…
Waterboard torture – used by the CIA to interrogate prisoners at Guantanamo Bay – was regarded as barbaric even in the Middle Ages, according to new research. Far from being…
A charity Wheelchair Basketball Tournament held at the Olympic Park has raised over £20,000 to support women in disability sport, with further funds expected to be raised over the next…
Volunteers are being urged to spend 20 minutes each week stood in their back garden – counting the hoots of owls. In a bid to learn more about the famous…
In an unusual move head teachers have protested against cuts from school budgets. They large group gathered in Parliament Square before converging on Downing Street, where a delegation delivered a…
Mobile phone footage circulating on social media shows a wave of around two metres height hitting the Indonesian island of Palu after the second of two earthquakes rocked Indonesia. According…
Barbara’s* story: I’m a London girl. I was born on one of London’s many historic council estates now being redeveloped as swanky flats for city types. It wasn’t all glass…
If Michael Gove is serious about taking back control he must put England’s water back in public hands, says GMB Union Shock findings show that almost three quarters of England’s…
As Donald Trump is forced to announce that the FBI will (have just a week to) investigate sexual assault allegations against his chosen candidate for Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh,…
This Sunday marks the 150th anniversary of Louisa May Alcott’s novel for young readers, Little Women. Depending on how you read it, the book is a coming-of-age classic, or the…