MPs have warned that the government appears 'complacent' about the spread of misinformation, and 'it is only a matter of time ...

And make serious policy changes – the Heaton Park victims are owed it, writes Dave Rich, director of policy at Community ...

There are no shortages of armed conflicts or atrocity crimes around the world. The number of armed conflicts has almost ...

Ufashweneza Speratha was nine years old when her world fell apart after losing her entire family in the 1994 Genocide Against ...

Arthritis is one of the UK's leading causes of pain, disability and worklessness, with some of the longest NHS waiting times ...

In a recent survey of young people, six out of 10 felt that “too many people are ignored” by democracy or, worse still, that ...

A few months into ‘phase two’ of Keir Starmer’s government, ministerial resignations and some uncomfortable headlines raise ...

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If you would be surprised to find that you are involved in a multi-year lawsuit you have never heard of, imagine finding out ...

Public trust in Labour as being the strongest party on the NHS is waning, with Reform UK only three percentage points behind, ...

The minister for artificial intelligence has said the government needs to do “a lot more to win the battle of content online” ...