Ukraine’s long and unrequited love for Europe is to the fore in this masterful new film of smugglers on the edge

Not one of Covid Bereaved Families for Justice’s 20 witnesses has been called to speak in the inquiry’s first module

This genocidal law targeting queer Ugandans seeks to disown both our past and present

Revelation of missing phone comes as Cabinet Office launches legal battle with Covid-19 inquiry

Department of Health and Social Care may be held in contempt of court for missing information commissioner’s deadline

Revealed: Members of alleged illegal adoption gang that sold babies to Italy keep high-profile jobs despite charges

The police are a danger to people in mental health distress, but austerity has left the NHS unable to step in

Two paramilitary groups of Russians fighting against Putin attacked Russia's Belgorod region last week

As Black Lives Matter protests surged after George Floyd's murder, the UK vowed to act. Three years on, it hasn't...

Revealed: Official inquiry into the pandemic is looking for ‘new partners’ to continue work by M&C Saatchi and 23Red

Victims are reluctant to report sexual violence and fear homophobia from Ukrainian authorities

Headache deepens for Cabinet Office as it deems information about alleged Chequers gatherings ‘irrelevant’ to inquiry

Analysis: Russia’s forced ‘passportisation’ scheme is designed to reduce the number of Ukrainian citizens

The Conservative Party has given the MP the green light to stand for re-election despite the ongoing investigation

A group of women who spent years in prison are now supporting others persecuted under El Salvador’s draconian laws

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The government has no statutory duty to identify or support children whose parents are in prison. Why not?

Government ignored warnings that abolishing section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions could leave people ineligible for support

As repression worsens in Russia, the director and writer of an award-winning play have been arrested on terror charges

‘New law restricts one of the few tools working-class people have left at their disposal to push for change’

Public Order Bill and coronation arrests build on largely ignored legacy of racist overpolicing, say campaigners