The End Violence Against Women coalition (EVAW) has released a report on violence against women and girls in the UK for 2021-22, with its director describing the data as “bleak”.
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BACKGROUNDER: Why has Russia invaded Ukraine?
On February 24 at around 3am UK time during a televised speech, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had made the decision to launch “a
Met police strip search thousands of children every year
The harrowing case of Child Q shocked the nation and placed the Metropolitan Police under scrutiny, when it was revealed that in 2020, a 15-year-old
The British Hollywood? Planning application for American film studio set to go to Hertfordshire Council
Sunset Studios is currently waiting for planning permission from Hertfordshire Council to build a 91-acre studio.
Does the younger generation still support the Monarchy?
To many, the Queen is a well-respected figurehead who acts as a focus for British identity, unity, pride and stability, but over recent years her
Months of misery ahead for London commuters as TFL strikes set to continue
The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) has confirmed that planned overnight strikes on the Central and Victoria tube lines will last for three months. The
Unseen handwritten lyrics of Paul McCartney on display at British Library
Handwritten lyrics and personal messages from ex-Beatle Paul McCartney’s archive are on display in the British Library until March 13.
Protesters brave Storm Eunice for anti-Boris Johnson rally in London
People gathered in London’s Parliament Square on February 19, for a protest against Boris Johnson and the Conservative government’s policies. The demonstration, which was publicly
Storms Eunice and Franklin rage across the East and South East leaving thousands of home without power
A week of unusual weather left around 78,000 properties across the South East without power according to UK Power Network.
Chair of School Out Uk is “thrilled” to see how celebrating LGBT+ History Month has grown
The co-chair of School Out UK Sue Sanders has said she is “thrilled” to see how celebrating LGBT+ History Month has grown across the country.
