Although court found there was 'credible suspicion' that she was trafficked for sexual exploitation as a child, it was not enough for her to win her appeal
Labour's Clive Betts says the government's white paper ‘fails to address the most serious challenge currently facing many private renters — the high cost of renting caused by the housing crisis’
Britain leaves bereaved relatives of 31 people who drowned in icy waters of the Channel on November 24, 2021, in agonising wait for answers. BETHANY RIELLY reports
On the 50th anniversary of the 1972 national builders strike, BETHANY RIELLY talks to the former construction worker turned award-winning actor about the lasting legacy of the historic walkout and the deepening divide between the ruling and working class
Criminal Bar Association calls off indefinite strike after barristers accept the Ministry of Justice’s 15% pay offer. However, barristers warn of more walkouts if ministers fail to fulfil their commitments
Cage says the former chancellor is ‘exploiting Tory prejudices against Muslims especially, to frame those challenging growing state impunity as extreme’
New survey finds 1.6 million households falling into financial difficulty since October 2021, bringing the total of struggling households to 4.4 million
‘Unless housing is rightfully recognised as a basic legal human right, there is no way to hold the government to account for its woeful failings,’ Amnesty chief executive says
The climate activist group has called for mass protests on September 10 in response to new Bill which seeks to introduce criminal offences for activists “locking on” to and “interfering” with infrastructure.
Brook House inquiry: Evidence of gut-wrenching abuse and mistreatment inside ‘hell-hole’ detention centre must serve as warning against Tory plans to ramp up detention, BETHANY RIELLY argues
Theresa May, the architect of Britain’s hostile environment policy, says she does not support the plan on the grounds ‘legality, practicality and efficacy’
The Tories’ Nationality & Borders Bill, the Police, Crime, Sentencing & Courts Bill and moves to scrap the Human Rights Act have all been flagged as matters of serious concern by the organisation in its annual report
UN special rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories' report prompts fresh calls for Britain to cease trade with illegal settlements
Under the Taliban’s oppressive rule, women behind the scenes are continuing the struggle for gender equality. BETHANY RIELLY speaks to women who decided to stay in the Taliban-controlled country – and one who came back
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