GEO Group made the donation weeks after securing two five-year immigration detention-center contracts expected to generate more than $160 million annually.

Councils are sending vulnerable kids to homes ran by money-grabbing cowboys and private-equity vultures, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Government and water companies are devising emergency plans for worst water shortage in decades

NHS leaders have written to the Government warning patients will wait longer for care if a funding blackhole of up to £3 billion is not filled as Donald Trump threatens higher drug prices

It has been nearly five years since the 2020 presidential election, but President Trump continues to baselessly insist i

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The company will stop supporting the OS on October 14. Advocacy groups warn this will leave up to 400 million computers vulnerable to hacks or in the dump.

The panel finds that four of the five genocidal acts defined under international law have been carried out against Palestinians during the war.

Bin worker Adrian Hyde sadly lost his son to sepsis last year. Just five weeks later Adrian opened a shocking letter from his employer Birmingham City Council.

Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman, Chris Hinchliff and Rachael Maskell all voted against welfare reforms.

Levels even lower than in severe drought year of 2022, data shows, with water firms urged to ‘be proactive’

Money was paid out from loan meant to stabilise firm’s finances weeks before it paused retention payments plan

These proposed cuts will turn people’s lives into a nightmare. No wonder they are scared about where this all might lead, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Reform UK’s Britannia Card would let wealthy foreigners pay £250,000 to avoid UK tax — but would likely cost £34bn and reduce skilled migration.

Disability benefits cuts will harm hundreds of thousands of people and cost some individuals almost £900 a month, MPs have warned.

Research commissioned by food bank charity Trussell found that 340,000 people in disabled households will be pushed into severe hardship by benefit changes being brought in by the Government

A new point in history has been reached, entomologists say, as climate-led species’ collapse moves up the food chain even in supposedly protected regions free of pesticides

From asking whether disabled people had sex, to questioning when someone with MS would get better, DWP PIP assessors are still awful

This is governance by spreadsheet in pursuit of political capital, in which a hungry child or disabled person is merely a statistic, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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