- — Conspiracies and US cash: The fight to centre abortion in UK’s culture wars
- A right-wing political and media ecosystem pushing a US-style anti-abortion agenda is gaining traction in the UK
- — ‘It’s a trap’: LGBTIQ+ Ugandans wary of court ruling on right to healthcare
- Queer people and health providers remain at risk of being punished for receiving or providing health services
- — "Its a trap": Anti-LGBTIQ law in Uganda upheld but court makes concession for healthcare
- Queer people and health providers remain at risk of being punished for receiving or providing health services.
- — Government admits it broke law to allow gamebird shooting
- Ministers ignored advice about the release of pheasants and partridges after meeting a pro-shooting organisation
- — Labour in ‘cash for access’ scandal over meetings with £150k donor
- Labour top brass including Keir Starmer gave Bloomberg ‘exclusive’ look at party's financial plan at private meeting
- — Trump has just hung an albatross around his neck – abortion
- The Republican presidential hopeful has flip-flopped on support for choice – and ended up pleasing no one
- — Do we really need a Global Commission on Modern Slavery?
- Theresa May’s attempt at a legacy project won’t save anybody from ‘modern slavery’. But since it’s here, we have a few suggestions
- — Academics call for transparency over university funding
- Open letter follows openDemocracy investigation exposing the scale of dark money in higher education
- — ‘Are we not human?’ Uganda’s LGBTIQ community reels as anti-gay law upheld
- Campaigners and analysts say decision, which leans on US repeal of Roe v Wade, is riddled with ‘homophobic tropes’
- — Israel has rewritten the laws of war – but is no closer to destroying Hamas
- Six months into Israel’s horrific attack on Gaza, more than 30,000 people are dead while Hamas is still active
- — How a court ruling on a company name threatens LGBTIQ rights in Uganda
- A leading LGBTIQ group has been told it can’t register its name in yet another attack on Uganda’s queer community
- — Accusing Trump of blasphemy is just as bad as his $59.99 Bible
- Even Christians who oppose Trump helped enable the attack on Transgender Day of Visibility that came from his campaign
- — Women fight back as Milei’s government tries to starve their soup kitchens
- Community cooks are keeping ‘common pots’ alive despite dwindling supplies and a campaign to paint them as corrupt
- — EU-migration by way of Russia: is Moscow or Brussels to blame?
- Fortress Europe’s walls are thickest and deadliest on the southern borders. Some migrants are heading north instead
- — Oil giant admits it needs a ‘magic wand’ to keep green pledges
- ExxonMobil accused of greenwashing over claims that its ‘carbon capture’ project is reducing emissions
- — Theresa May leaves legacy of cruelty for domestic workers
- May’s heartless policies will go on tormenting migrant domestic workers long after she steps down as MP
- — A dying baby, a Trump tweet: Inside network setting global right-wing agenda
- Leaked emails from the Agenda Europe network reveal how its members collaborated daily to roll back abortion and LGBTQ+ rights
- — Local councils call bailiffs over debts of just £3
- The cost of living crisis has meant record profits for bailiff firms, with bosses taking pay rises up to 367%
- — Ministers let P&O owner back into bed months after sacking scandal
- UK promised DP World ‘wouldn’t get away with’ firing 800 workers illegally. But months later, the love affair resumed
- — Republicans’ anti-LGBTQ vitriol is working – don’t take our rights for granted
- Human rights can be fragile in the face of a dedicated, moral-panic-driven assault
- — Sian Berry: ‘I wish Greens had been able to deal with transphobia sooner’
- The candidate to replace Brighton MP Caroline Lucas is planning for a Green future – but is her party united?
- — Twitter broke Ghana’s labour law and the government did nothing
- At the dawn of Elon Musk’s takeover, Twitter fired staff in Ghana without severance. Why didn’t the government intervene?
- — Eviction of heavily pregnant refugee halted after community campaign
- Tower Hamlets Council will review its decision to send a woman 250 miles from her family weeks before her due date
- — Ghanaian government accused of climate hypocrisy with new emissions tax
- Critics say new carbon tax will unfairly punish ordinary citizens and fail to have any impact on climate crisis
- — Breaking the Silence: Abortion Rights in Kenya
- WATCH: Our documentary investigates Kenya’s hidden crisis, claiming the lives of more than 2,000 people a year
- — Champions of Uganda’s anti-gay law blame ‘homosexuals’ for corruption scandal
- The Speaker of the Ugandan Parliament has been accused of involvement in huge cash transfers to private accounts
- — Jet-setters, partygoers and double-jobbers: Who’s given what to MPs in 2024
- A closer look at the hospitality, gifts and donations received by Labour and Conservatives so far this year
- — Did crying modern slavery in Leicester benefit the workers?
- Without alternatives or safety nets to fall back on, closures of fast-fashion factories left workers worse off
- — Heavily pregnant refugee to be evicted and sent 250 miles away from family
- Ayana is booked to have a baby in London in two weeks. Tower Hamlets Council is sending her to live in Middlesbrough
- — With just three weeks, did Wales’ Covid inquiry answer the key questions?
- Mark Drakeford and his cabinet rattled through topics like devolution, Eat Out to Help Out, care homes and lockdown
- — What are donor-advised funds – and what’s the problem with them?
- DAFs channel huge amounts of cash to ‘culture war’ groups – anonymously. Why do people get tax breaks for using them?
- — Welsh government had ‘sloth-like urgency’ when Covid hit, says bereaved group
- Outgoing first minister Mark Drakeford was also accused of being dismissive during his evidence
- — The ‘world’s coolest dictator’ dreams of a Bitcoin utopia. But there’s a price
- Many Salvadorans have a different story to tell about the ‘Bukele miracle’ – so why did they vote to re-elect him?
- — It was ‘policy’ not to let Wales go further than UK on Covid, claims Drakeford
- Welsh first minister clashes with inquiry chair over Treasury emails regarding ‘firebreak’ lockdown
- — I’m an NHS children’s doctor. Our housing system is driving a national health emergency
- Children I treat tell me it’s ‘raining inside’ their homes. But damp and mould are just the tip of the iceberg
- — Mark Drakeford: Wales should have taken ‘more stringent action’ in pandemic
- The outgoing first minister said with hindsight there are ‘many things’ he would have done differently
- — Where Labour and the Tories got their money from in 2023
- Labour’s cash from private donors now dwarfs donations from unions, while the Tories got their biggest bung ever
- — Biden must not let Trump frame the ‘immigration debate’
- Democrats must not try to compete with the hate and fear-based politics of Donald Trump and the Republican party
- — Kampala wants to build a ‘smart city’. Female vendors are paying the price
- Hawkers in Uganda’s capital say enforcement officers are a menace. Now they’re fighting back – in court
- — Will abandoning left-wing voters backfire for Keir Starmer?
- Labour leader’s reluctance to differ from Tories on policy or Gaza sets stage for progressive independent candidates
- — UK government made Wales feel like ‘second class citizens’ during pandemic
- Rishi Sunak’s refusal to help fund an early firebreak in Wales was ‘a disappointment’, the Covid inquiry heard today
- — Conservative Party took £1.3m from donor group linked to Israeli settlements
- Amnesty International says Rishi Sunak must review donations from JCB and its directors after our findings
- — Wales ‘unlikely’ to have approved of Eat Out to Help Out – had it been asked
- Vaughan Gething becomes the latest senior figure to speak out against Rishi Sunak’s flagship scheme
- — How the UK government rebranded protest as extremism
- Daughter of terror attack victim Makram Ali says politicians are ‘fuelling fire’ by equating Muslims with extremism
- — New guidelines for schools ‘encourage discrimination’ against trans students
- Teachers and LGBTQ+ groups urge public to respond to consultation, which closes tomorrow
- — Wales’ former health minister ‘embarrassed’ his Covid WhatsApps are missing
- Vaughan Gething also called Boris Johnson ‘scatty, incoherent and rambling’
- — Kenyan women are denouncing femicide: will anyone listen?
- The East African country is experiencing an epidemic of gender-based violence that is rooted in colonialism
- — Emily Thornberry: Labour’s pre-election meetings with lobbyists to stay secret
- Voters will have no idea who has influenced Keir Starmer’s policies, shadow minister told openDemocracy conference
- — Wales imposed different Covid rules for the sake of it, says Tory MP
- Ex-Wales minister Simon Hart U-turned on his previous claims that there were ‘valid reasons’ for Wales’ divergence
- — Welsh government ‘shocked’ when UK opened its own testing centre in Cardiff
- The Covid inquiry has heard evidence of a breakdown in the relationship between Welsh and UK leaders
- — Argentina’s 8M feminist strike: Women are protesting cuts and hunger
- Feminists are uniting on International Women's Day to protest economic violence inflicted by new president Javier Milei
- — Labour puts lobbyists on the ballot – and big business is the winner
- Prospective MPs with lobbying day jobs are introducing their clients to senior Labour figures – and boasting about it
- — The Budget is great for landlords but a disaster for renters
- Amid a cost of living and homelessness crisis, how could Jeremy Hunt completely ignore renters?
- — Covid inquiry hears how Welsh councils were shut out of emergency planning
- The Covid inquiry had a ‘deja vu’ moment, hearing calls for more focus on local government in the UK’s next emergency
- — Illegitimate Supreme Court is paving the way for Trump’s return
- Trump is on course for another election showdown with Biden. And our ‘apolitical’ justices are helping him
- — ‘Politics could trump public safety’: Welsh health chief’s Covid warning
- The Covid-19 inquiry was shown warnings from a Public Health Wales boss sent before lockdown even began
- — A human smuggler's love story
- Unable to marry in Morocco, and unable to get to Europe via Turkey, this couple became smugglers to pay the bills
- — Welsh health chiefs get off with minimal scrutiny in rapid-fire mini-inquiry
- What could have been a full Welsh inquiry has been crammed into just a few hearings. The result is frustrating
- — Exclusive: Met Police sacks just 5 firearms officers despite 2,000 complaints
- Campaigners say new data shows notorious gun squad officers act as ‘law unto themselves’
- — Firebreaks and face coverings: Did Wales confuse public by going it alone?
- Chief medical officer tells UK Covid-19 inquiry that breaking rank with rest of UK may have been counterproductive
- — The Labour Party has more influence over a ceasefire in Gaza than it claims
- A ceasefire seems unlikely, despite claims from Joe Biden last week. But Keir Starmer’s support could change that
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