A WIDENING disability pay gap lays bare how the economy traps workers in poverty, the TUC argued yesterday, with its analysis of official statistics revealing that the disparity has reached a ...

The biodiversity summit in Colombia showed national governments are struggling to address the complexity of challenges that ...

From Israel’s creation in 1948 to today, views on the nature of the Jewish state have passed through several stages – but what remains constant is the projection of imperial power in the region, which ...

In sordid tactics that ended up backfiring, Kamala Harris’s ‘nomination’ was the least democratic in history, while the party ...

THE care sector faces a “long and hard” road to recovery after years of neglect, Unison warned today as research revealed ...

FBU Scotland chairman Gus Sproul branded the violence “completely unacceptable,” adding: “There has been a concerning increase in the number of attacks on our members as police numbers, community ...

Echoing Mr Swinney’s support of the war in Ukraine, Scottish Green co-leader Lorna Slater branded Mr Trump’s election: “A dark day for women. A dark day for Ukraine. A dark day for Gaza. A dark day ...

BRISTOL residents joined the fight against a local Israeli weapons factory today over its role in the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Around 40 people blockaded an Elbit Systems factory in the north of the ...

NEW Tory leader Kemi Badenoch made a blundering Commons debut yesterday, twice tripping herself up at Prime Minister’s ...

LABOUR has lost control of Newcastle city council after six councillors quit the party in protest against Prime Minister Sir ...

LEBANESE authorities said that at least 20 people were killed and 14 wounded by a late night Israeli strike on an apartment ...

The union said bill payers should not be forced to bail out the sector’s fat cat bosses after two in five households in ...