Solidarity between LGBTQ+ people and unions has saved an event denied ‘a single penny’ of council money

With third-highest number of books banned, state removes renowned work about slave trade from library shelves

The US has been targeting not only people who have violated the law but many who are in the country legally

Bibby Boys photo exhibition documents experiences of the men who lived on the former asylum seeker vessel in Dorset and the local community that rallied around them

One of Germany's greatest postwar intellectuals, he continuously argued for a robust and inclusive democracy. His passing marks the end of an era.

Up to 400 homes face demolition under a £90m regeneration scheme that promises only 230 replacement properties

Exclusive: In letter declining proposed award, Tressa Burke, CEO of Glasgow Disability Alliance, accused government of ‘fuelling hatred’

Feelings of economic insecurity serve as a signal of poor government performance.

Exclusive: British students will be able to participate in EU-wide scheme from January 2027, sources say

This commentary discusses the asylum and returns policy reforms, comparisons to other European countries, and whether they will be successful in reducing the number of asylum applications and small bo...

Syrians who have rebuilt their lives abroad face uncertainty over their futures amid hardening of attitudes

Proposed plan would apply to tourists of all countries, including those not required to get a visa to visit the US

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Exclusive: Leading professor at Sheffield Hallam was told to cease research on supply chains and forced labour in China after demands from authorities

Staff are being advised to travel in mixed groups and carry panic alarms as incidents of intimidation spread

Voluntary organisations forced to introduce extensive security measures to protect staff and property

‘Egregious’ police surveillance was sanctioned by government department, mother of Stephen Lawrence tells inquiry

Manar al-Houbi’s husband and children refused entry despite her winning a scholarship to cover tuition fees, living costs and housing for them all

Mayor explains why Villamalea unanimously backed call to regularise undocumented migrants – across party lines

Across the west, solidarity marches are testing governments’ tolerance for dissent. From arrests to bans, free-speech boundaries are shifting

Drone and artillery strikes by RSF paramilitary group hit Dar al-Arqam shelter in western city, says resistance committee

Abdallah, 27, and Soha, 31, describe adjusting to their new lives after leaving their war-torn home

Loughborough, Heriot-Watt and Glasgow corresponded with companies concerned about campus protests