An alarming 1.8 million people in Britain are estimated to be living with long Covid, amounting to 2.8 percent of the population, new figures suggest.
This is up almost 6 per cent from the...
'Working-class representation in British journalism hits record low'
A newly-released Diversity in Journalism report found that working-class people were heavily unrepresented in the news industry and that journalists were almost twice as likely as the general...
Local Conservative candidates have criticised British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s leadership following the loss of several key council seats.
Election results confirmed that Labour had gained...
York University in Toronto, Canada has released a study that shows how rhetorical mechanisms and tropes spread racism.
Fuyuki Kurasawa, a social sciences professor, at a virtual symposium...
UK government and public service workers currently on strike as members of the PCS trade union, joined thousands of protestors who braved rain and cold weather to march in central London against ...
One hundred years this month, an Indian freedom fighter and communist was elected to the British parliament as the Battersea Trades Council and Labour Party MP. Shapurji Saklatvala was a member ...
Two MPs and most of Nottingham’s African, Asian and Caribbean councillors attended the launch of a new chapter of The Liberation Movement (TLM) in the city. Meeting organiser Cllr Hassan Ah ...
This English gentleman captured by The-latest in this photograph seems unimpressed at the sight of Guardsmen on horseback, stopping traffic in the West End, London,on a hot Saturday afternoon.
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