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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Ministers taking ‘sustainability’ tips from illegal dumping execs
Defra’s Council for Sustainable Business is chaired by CEO of Severn Trent, which discharged raw sewage into river
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Published in: Dark Money Investigations: NewsUK law firm used by Putin ally hired solicitor jailed in Trump-Russia probe
Lawyer convicted in US probe into Russian election meddling was hired by UK firm that represented warlord Prigozhin
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Published in: Home: NewsHome Office paying asylum seekers £1 an hour to clean detention centres
Exclusive: Detainees worked a million hours on £1 wages in past five years, sparking claims of government exploitation
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Published in: Home: News‘For history to judge, not the jury’: judge rules climate crisis ‘irrelevant’
Judge Silas Reid has again ruled that protesters can’t address the climate emergency in their legal defence
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureHow Andrew Tate exploited Romania’s misogynistic culture
Patriarchal values and weak laws made Romania the ideal place for Tate’s criminal pursuits, say local feminists
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Published in: Home: NewsGovernment is ‘monitoring’ human rights lawyers, minister admits
Home Office minister Robert Jenrick accused human rights lawyers of ‘abusing’ law and suggested they were being spied on
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Published in: Home: NewsPrisoners still being locked up for 23 hours a day despite record self-harm
Prisoners are spending long hours in overcrowded cells without any rehabilitation activities, damning new reports warn
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureMedical misogyny is failing women with chronic urinary tract infections
Women experience years of suffering due to gaslighting, misdiagnosis and wrong treatment by medics, say UTI experts
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Published in: Home: AnalysisWhat the ‘Spycops’ inquiry isn’t telling us about state infiltration
The undercover policing inquiry is downplaying spying on trade unions and government involvement in blacklisting
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Published in: ourEconomy: AnalysisCovid reshaped the global labour market – these strikes are just the start
Between ageing populations, shifting attitudes and challenges to capitalist beliefs, workers have unprecedented power
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Published in: 50.50: NewsMourners tell of anger and grief at vigil for Brianna Ghey in London
‘Constant hatred from news outlets and social media influencers has caused more and more fear around trans people’
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Published in: ourEconomy: AnalysisCentrica’s profits prove our energy system is built for shareholders
OPINION: We need a publicly owned clean energy system, not one built to maximise fossil fuel firms’ profits
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Published in: Home: NewsOfgem ignored 700,000 debt complaints before British Gas scandal
Exclusive: Energy regulator did nothing about mountain of complaints until British Gas prepayment scandal was revealed
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Published in: Home: OpinionSturgeon’s departure doesn’t solve Scotland’s problems
OPINION: The SNP has been a victim of its own success. Scotland’s route to independence is now anyone’s guess
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Published in: Home: OpinionWe’re fundraising for a reporter to cover the Covid inquiry – all of it
We want to report on every day of the Covid-19 inquiry. Will you help us keep holding the government accountable?
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Published in: Dark Money Investigations: NewsUK law firm that represented Russian warlord linked to ‘golden visas’
London law firm that worked for Wagner Group founder faces call to be ‘struck off’ as regulator launches probes
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Published in: Home: OpinionWe deserve better than Starmer’s Blairite government. Here’s how we get it
OPINION: To avoid another government committed to continuing Thatcherism, we need new tech that makes votes count
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Published in: Home: ExplainerWhat you need to know about voter ID
Charities say the government has ignored warnings that already marginalised voters could be disenfranchised by changes
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Published in: Home: InvestigationRevealed: Facebook still allowing ‘unauthorised’ wealth scheme adverts
Vulnerable people are losing money to the ‘infinite income’ scheme, while authorities fail to act
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Published in: Home: NewsAnti-strike bill akin to modern slavery, legal experts tell MPs
Only Hungary – condemned for violations of democracy – has put the same restrictions on workers, lawyers say