As Cambridge University launch an inquiry into the case of Professor Arday, led by former Chief Prosecutor Nazir Afzal, Richard Sudan from The Voice argues his death must inspire action, accountability and lasting change

The University of Cambridge is launching an independent review following the death of Professor Jason Arday. It will examine the University’s decision-making, policies and organisational processes, wi...

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Le racisme scientifique est une pseudoscience qui abreuve la propagande d'extrême-droite, dont masculiniste. Longtemps relégué aux marges, il s’installe dans les universités et cherche à imposer ses …

Ken Murphy’s pay could rise even higher following scrapping of food waste target and weakness of rivals

Stuart Holloway formerly worked as a relationship manager at bank’s infamous SME unit

If new claimants don’t meet strict criteria, they’ll lose half of the health element of universal credit. Don’t ignore that: in life’s lottery, that could easily be you, says Guardian columnist France...

Spending limits are expected to affect up to 140,000 patients by April

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Record numbers wait for NHS hospital beds, as Lib Dem leader Ed Davey demands: "Enough is enough. This is a national emergency."

New review finds people who drink tap water ingest only about 4,000 microplastic particles a year

A rising number of patients in hospitals could affect the level of treatment carried out this winter, a group of regional NHS leaders have been told.

Survivors urge government to stop using suppliers cited in public inquiry into fire in which 72 people died

The war on Gaza is officially on hold but as Israel continues to block aid, tens of thousands of lives are at risk

Using lower-paid workers to plug the gaps left by a failure to hire registered nurses damages safety, new research has shown

Exclusive: Executives at body that trained chef Jamie Oliver awarded pay rises and bonuses after sale to private firm – as hundreds of jobs may be offshored

Using lower-paid workers to plug the gaps left by a failure to hire registered nurses damages safety, new research has shown

The regulator has intervened after The Sunday Times revealed that dozens of courses are still promoting ‘normal birth’ ideology

The law is being used to enforce existing power structures for the benefit of the few

The case exposed systemic failures in tackling race discrimination and highlights the vital role of RCN advocacy in challenging injustice

For the first time in its history, journalists have been granted unprecedented access to see the inner workings of Prevent, a government programme that ultimately aims to stop people from perpetrating...

Anti-black discrimination is “baked into the institutional design” of the Metropolitan Police, with darker-skinned staff labelled “confrontational”, according to some of the conclusions of a new indep...

Two experts on Sudan explain how the killing in El Fasher is worse than anyone knows.

The independent review surveyed 40 years of evidence of how racism has affected black communities and black Met Police staff.

The highest number of people on record were referred to the UK's anti-extremism scheme in the year to March - with a 37% rise in right-wing extremism concerns, the latest data shows.

Council data obtained by the Guardian shows 345 children have gone missing in recent years, many probably taken by traffickers

Westminster government’s ambitions to shift care from hospital to community and from sickness to prevention will fail unless district nursing workforce is rebuilt

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New official measures show levelling up attempts have failed to shift high levels of deprivation

Lender’s chief executive says redress proposals could affect jobs, supply chains and broader UK economy

Despite making record profits and paying record returns to shareholders it resents paying taxes.

Regulator Ofgem plans to cut £500m from the stack of customer debt - but other billpayers will cover the cost.