A neighborhood beyond the Tiber became home to generations of Jewish and Syrian migrants who reshaped the imperial capital.

Paedophile breached non-molestation order before killing and sexually assaulting girlfriend’s daughter Cleveland police failed to arrest a paedophile for breaching a non-molestation order, 18 months before he murdered and sexually assaulted his girlfriend’s two-year-old daughter, Teesside crown court has heard. Isabelle Welsh died on 14 September 2025 after what police described as a “campaign of violence” against her. The two-year-old collapsed at her home in Teesside after she suffered weeks of abuse which left her with a body covered in bruises and 21 broken bones. Continue reading...

It’s normal for avaricious people to want a pen, a car, a watch, writes the Nerve’s cultural agony aunt. But what does it mean when, like Nicola Sturgeon’s husband, you buy the same status symbol over...

'The Home Office should not run the compensation scheme', survivors say.

Exploring wealth, freedom and lived experience: how Britain's economy shapes who has power, and how policy decisions ripple through real lives

The Community Reporter previously known as The Source was founded by awarded journalist Melissa Sigodo to cover the Black community in the UK through independent journalism with a huge emphasis on com...

How the Brothers Grimm went hunting for fairytales and accidentally changed the course of historical linguistics and kickstarted a new field of scholarship in folklore.

Early robots in the US evolved from symbols of revolt into racialized figures tied to labor and the legacy of slavery.

A century ago, new technology and mobility reshaped what it meant to be young, linking rural life more closely to the city.

As global crises mount, religion scholar Philip P. Arnold argues the Haudenosaunee’s Great Law of Peace offers a way out of the West’s self-destructive path.

An interview with Brett Christophers, author of 'Rentier Capitalism: Who Owns the Economy, and Who Pays for It?'

Zahwa Mukhtar was thrown from a car and fatally beaten by a man she met while out in Hackney

The Community Reporter previously known as The Source was founded by awarded journalist Melissa Sigodo to cover the Black community in the UK through independent journalism with a huge emphasis on com...

With a DJ, some Afrobeats and Amapiano, Penguins Palace Swim School provides a ‘welcoming’ environment making a difference.

CAMPAIGNERS slammed Thames Water today branding the service “a complete disgrace” for seeking to dodge fines.We Own It and the GMB union demanded the water regulator “grow a spine” following reports t...

An action to write to MPs urging them to reject the Thames Water creditors' attempts to takeover the utility, signing off on pollution till 2030

It starts with a BIG change.

A 14-month-old was restrained and suffocated to death at daycare after a nursery worker 'tried to make him sleep.'

Washington has immense military power at its disposal—but no idea how to secure a meaningful victory

Be it with its curling tendrils or because of its desirable properties, the cucumber is defined by motion: vertical, horizontal, geographical, and digital.

The Thames Water creditors' latest proposal still asks for regulatory leniency. Email your MP to get them to urge Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds to resist the deal