The tragic case of Jason Arday shows what scapegoating a person can look like.

Only 7% favour lower government spending on those who cannot work

The prospect of new licenses for oil and gas drilling is not a big vote mover in and of itself. Seen in a climate change context, it could be, howe...

Paul Nowak, general secretary of the Trades Union Congress (TUC), has urged the government to “reject the right-wing argument” that it must choose ...

Museum leadership said the partnership would end on 31 August ‘at the end of its agreed term’, though reports suggest the agreement was due to continue until 2028

Animal rights activists mark the 10th anniversary of theNational Animal Rights March, marching around Central London. Activists called for promotion of animal welfare, opposing animal exploitation…

Climate activists from Fossil Free London protest outside the Treasury against the proposed Rosebank oil field,

The ICIMOD Annual Report 2025 highlights the major environmental, social, and policy challenges facing the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH), including declining snowfall, glacier retreat, water insecurity, a...

Ankara seeks Interpol red notices for the Israeli prime minister and another official as tensions rise after Syria strikes

Thousands attend a vigil in Trafalgar Square for British academic and author Jason Arday who was found dead in his home on 14 August 2026, aged 41.

Activists from 'Scientists On Survival' spray fire extinguishers and hold placards at the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), calling on government to listen to and act on climate…

Governments knew what was coming. They failed to act because the political costs of taking on the corporate sector were too immense. Those corporations are now more powerful than ever

Community groups are outraged the government has overruled council objections to approve the new server farm instead of more housing

As the son of Afghan refugees, Daniel Malikyar wanted to paint a picture of the country he knew, rather than the one he read about in news headlines

Which way to the Land of the Free again?

Call for independent inquiry cites 'deeply troubling' MEE investigation, which revealed changes followed months of lobbying by pro-Israel activists

The High Court has delivered a mixed verdict in the UK’s largest-ever group action, largely ruling in favour of five major car manufacturers accused of using illegal defeat devices to cheat emissions ...

Internal emails reveal changes resulted directly from complaints by pro-Israel activists, with the museum and its director subsequently misleading prominent critics

James Purnell was a cabinet minister under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown

On a sunny summer afternoon, the narrow pavements lining Brick Lane are packed.

The eminent human rights lawyer on the sentencing of The Elbit 4 and the UK government's unprecedented suppression of protest

Striking new images capture how black carbon pollution is harming communities and the environment, as well as solutions to reduce emissions.

2-8A Rutland Gate had jewel-encrusted bathroom suites and gold wastepaper bins in its 45 rooms, but has lain empty for years. With many people desperate for secure housing, what does the abandonment o...

Ahead of the Makerfield by-election, think-tank director and academic Daniel Stone tells the Byline Times Podcast that artificial intelligence is fast becoming a relevant topic for voters.

Paul Quinn will serve at least 14 years for the 2003 rape in Salford and could spend less time in prison than Malkinson The government’s most senior law officer has been asked to review the “unduly lenient” prison sentence handed to a rapist who evaded police for nearly two decades in one of Britain’s biggest miscarriages of justice. Paul Quinn was jailed last week for a minimum of 14 years, meaning he could spend less time in prison than Andrew Malkinson, who was wrongly convicted of his crime. Continue reading...

With the exception of the Covid-19 pandemic, 2025 saw the biggest drop in foreign visitors to the US in two decades due, in part, to presidential rhetoric and policies. The full cost of this downturn ...

Mic Wright looks at evidence of backroom media wheeler dealing revealed in the recent tranche of documents released to Parliament

Artificial intelligence is the latest technology to raise the spectre of human labour becoming obsolete. AI technologies can now perform complex cognitive

The key issue is no longer simply who gets into television, but who can afford to stay and build a long-term career.

Ruining childhoods, increasing energy and water costs and now, increasingly, destroying jobs – voters’ resentment against big tech is growing. Ben ...

In 1670 a group of jurors who defied a judge helped establish the independence of the jury – but the Palestine Action trials suggest that is now under threat

Award-winning film exposes Gaza war as BBC faces bias and censorship claims

For his haunting, sensitive series showing the devastation and starvation in Gaza resulting from the war with Israel.

According to the 2026 World Press Freedom Index from Reporters Without Borders (RSF), press freedom is at the lowest point in the last quarter of a century

KEIR Starmer “lied and lied again” to the public and MPs over Peter Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador and must resign, opposition…

Sexual violence against Palestinians in Israeli prisons and detention centres is a de facto state policy, used as a tool of subjugation and destruction

Exclusive: Former deputy leader says people should vote for local candidates in Holborn and Covent Garden

Here’s an interesting project in celebrating 16mm film – The Last Picture Shop Feature Documentary, it’s a film aiming to keep a small film shop in London’s East End alive! …and you can help They say:...

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