Years of warnings ignored: The visa system enabling exploitation of Britain’s invisible workforce
Since 2012, the UK has been operating a visa system which places thousands of domestic workers at risk of abuse

Since 2012, the UK has been operating a visa system which places thousands of domestic workers at risk of abuse

The UK government’s ban on Palestine Action has been ruled “unlawful” by the High Court. Three judges ruled against the Home

On a rain-soaked afternoon outside Westminster, Ugandan protesters gathered to challenge the legitimacy of President Yoweri Museveni’s latest election victory.

Kensington and Chelsea has been named the London borough where the largest proportion of the average salary is spent on

London boroughs with the highest number of swimming pools do not necessarily see the highest levels of children swimming regularly,

Metropolitan Police officers are using force on people with mental health concerns at the highest rate since the current recording

Churchgoers held a live Nativity service on Trafalgar Square to share messages of peace and inclusion before Tommy Robinson‘s Christmas carols event.

A crowd of more than a hundred people have gathered and formed a human chain in Westminster to call for

As campaign groups demand an end to greyhound racing, a charity in south west London is striving to give ex-racing

There is a large disparity in youth services across London as eight boroughs have no council run youth clubs, according

With the Greens emerging as the third-largest political party in the United Kingdom as of this morning, Polanski’s surge in