James Orr stepped down from Reform UK after claims he arranged to have polling paid for by an overseas company

Astronomers warn it would tear the heart out of UK science, and leave a generation untrained.

Hold a binding national referendum on whether the water industry should be returned to public ownership. Water is a basic human necessity; we believe our privatised system has failed, so the public sh...

A new report from the University of East Anglia (UEA) warns that the potential reputational damage of charities using AI-generated images in their campaigns is more complex than many organisations rea...

Seven in ten Britons say it is important for top scientific institutions to be independent in exclusive new polling.

In Wayward maritime counterculture the Birkbeck team retrieve the London sojourn of Claude McKay, a bisexual Black Jamaican-born writer.

Regimes are most violent against dissenters when they know that the protests have traction.

This article presents a transtemporal analysis of subsistence land cultivation in late eighteenth and nineteenth-century Jamaica and British Guiana that unfolds into a reparatory theory of creolizatio...

We’re delighted to announce the launch of the Call for Papers, Panels, and Workshops for the IRIS 2026 international conference, titled Unsettling Communities: Diversity, Mobility and Displacement …

Celebrating the African contribution to the UK HIV response

We will explore how narratives establish ‘fact’ and ‘truth’, and will reflect on who has the authority and capacity to tell a story.

Victims of child sexual abuse have been let down by the justice system.

New guidelines issued today by the British Association of Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) provides an evidence-based framework for the prescription of doxy PEP to prevent syphilis.

Launching Bordering social reproduction by Rachel Rosen + Eve Dickson, and Borders, Citizenship, + Pregnancy by Gwyneth Lonergan.

Read the full joint statement here

Sex workers say they are devastated following the closure of US-funded clinics

Success for What? Success for Who? A critical mapping of success discourse and lived experiences of South African ‘Successful Women’

The British Medical Association (BMA) resident doctors conference has condemned the Supreme Court's “scientifically illiterate” Supreme Court trans ruling. 

'It's not just opening the doors: Challenges & possibilities for refugees' HE access. A report launch & discussion, 4 April, 3-4.30pm UK

“We will not let our people die” says Zackie Achmat

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