The government's conversion practices bill is dangerous

As the Reform UK leader faces possible sanctions over a £5m ‘personal’ donation, it would take only a few unfortunate turn of events for him to be ejected from the Commons, says Sonia Sodha

The reaction to guidance explaining that men can't lawfully identify into female-only spaces was inevitable, but depressing.

Good evening! This week's edition of the In Common newsletter comes from Megan Davidson, policy communications officer at Common Weal.

Commons leader denies allegation and says government ‘not trying to break bodies’ after doctor said prisoners were dying

Qesser Zuhrah was experiencing worsening chest pains and was told by a nurse ‘you don’t decide if you go to hospital, I do'

Rights bodies say new law and proscription of direct action group create risk of censorship of Gaza-related content

A previously unseen counter-terror police document clarifies how demonstrators should be treated. We are publishing it for the first time.

A prisoner-led collective in the UK representing all those detained under charges related to Palestinian liberation.

Ali became the first politician to visit the activists who have been on hunger strike more than 30 days

URGENT - supporters of the political prisoners on hunger strike are urged to ask the BBC to stop their deadly silence on Palestine

The government's wildly unpopular new policy is backed by Britain’s wildly unpopular former PM. It’s also a techno-authoritarian’s wet dream, argues Carole Cadwalladr

Eventbrite - The Nerve presents The Nerve presents an evening with Stewart Lee and Carole Cadwalladr - Wednesday, December 10, 2025 in London, England. Find event and ticket information.

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's democratic socialist views spark fears companies and capital will flee, but top real estate CEOs say it's not true.

Head of CMS Strategic, which works for Israeli arms firm Elbit Systems, was allegedly heard by witness saying she placed story in The Times before group's proscription

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Despite Nigel Farage’s promises to cut waste and ‘save a lot of money’, senior officials have now admitted they will likely have to resort to tax rises

Letters: Readers respond to the proposal to give police further powers to curb ‘cumulative’ protests, in response to actions by the proscribed group Palestine Action