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Delegates hold silence and call for normalising of LGBT love
Supporters gather on what would’ve been MP’s 42nd birthday
Comrades stage solidarity protest in Dundee
Prefect blames ‘security concerns’ in statement
Activists express their anger at media framing of Orlando shooting as part of conflict with Isis
Zero-hours blight just the tip of the iceberg
Report reveals doctor refused to treat patient without chaperone
UVW members walk out indefinitely after ‘unlawful’ sackings
Unite lodges claim with employment tribunal
Student finds investment rules don’t cover research income
Health staff rally over bursary cuts as poll finds two-thirds of nurses would be priced out...
Britain’s High Street loses second big name in matter of days
Ahmed-Sheikh goes public over harassment
Foreign Secretary beats war drum in Middle East
McDonnell lauds the ‘left opportunity’ of Camp Remain
UCL students in ‘unbearable’ living conditions given back 20% of rent
Amnesty demands full probe after bombs found in Yemen
Disabled activists protest in streets against deadly cuts to their benefits planned by Crabb
Underpaid cleaners refuse to stymie action in face of employer’s intimidation
Hillsborough ‘shows how vital Act is to us’
Top peer warns people would take to the streets over charter
Protests erupt around Britain against detention
Resistance of teachers, parents and MPs pays off as Morgan admits no love for key policy
‘It’s just banter’ whine caught-out Conservatives
Conference delegates vent fury at company’s former owner
Usdaw’s John Hannett says the news is ‘devastating’ for 11,000 workers
Corbyn: Labour and the unions can protect each other
Lobbyists: Quit Colombian coal horror
People flock to Downing Street incensed at Panama Papers revelations
As Cameron is hit by yet more questions over tax affairs, Labour launches plan to clean out havens
Lambeth Labour gets court approval to throw buds of tomorrow into street
- Condemned by your own MPs
- Collapsing public confidence
- A festering mess on everything from health to education
- An economy in the doldrums
- And now your own tax affairs are a national embarrassment
Foreign Secretary lambasted by panel of MPs
ECHR says decision not to charge any Met Police officers was justified
Labour’s Powell lays into Morgan’s ‘top-down academisation drive’
Stress levels at an all-time high, survey finds
Angry disabled activists take on Osborne’s vicious attacks on the vulnerable
Cruel welfare cuts lead to 39% rise
Friends speak up for student leader under threat
An informative book on the scandal which is private-sector renting doesn’t go far enough for JOANA RAMIRO
Elias Apetsi detained just hours after NUS election
Feminist campaigners block entrance to Treasury in protest
Politicians join demo to stop cruel Bill
TUC pledges national demonstration support after hearing sex-for-rent and eviction atrocities
Young mothers take home 15% less than childless women
Parents and children take to streets to save their homes
81-year-old sectioned and removed following fights with council over eviction
Cuts will see ‘more kids living in absolute poverty’
Tory challenges bedroom tax victory in Supreme Court
Lord Browne warns Trident will be vulnerable to cyber attacks
Court orders them to do community service
Medical report wins 92-year-old brief reprieve
‘A gift to dictators round the world,’ says new Amnesty report
Campaigners argue minimum income for British spouses ‘wrong’
Butterfields residents booted from sale by security staff
GMB reveals extent of greedy landlords’ hold
Cameron’s ban on councils’ ethical policies comes under fire
Forensic clues examined to trace man who attacked Dover protest activists
London tenants stage march on Downing Street
Loudmouth Hopkins also in with a shout
‘We want 40% cut after 56% rise since 2009’
Tory proposals to kill off council housing and end secure tenancies reach the House of Lords for second reading
Labour top team demands action for refugees while Cameron jets off on jollies
Colour of doors attracted vandalism by racists
Activist Kate Wilson wins payout for undercover relationship
Tories take another swipe at poor with cuts to HE grants
If everyone in Birmingham and Bradford vanished tomorrow would there be an outcry? That’s how many claimants – 1.5m – the DWP ‘lost’ last year in the biggest welfare shutout since WW2.
Calls for firm to be stripped of youth offender facilities role
Lead campaigner reduced to tears following investigation