The Home Office was responsible for the devastating impacts of the Windrush scandal but now that the compensation scheme for those affected has failed, MPs claim that the responsibility should be moved elsewhere.

The bill follows a DMCS report published this summer and will ‘ensure composers and musicians are properly remunerated’ for streams.

The awards ceremony has said that it aims to be “as inclusive as possible”.

The Adani contract reveals that the museum has agreed to not say or do anything that “may reasonably be foreseen as discrediting or damaging the goodwill or reputation of the sponsor”.

30 climate activists were arrested for their sit-down blockage of Lambeth Bridge in central London.

Ministers are accused of overstating the influence of “pull factors” on migrants’ need to seek asylum in the UK.

The nationality and borders bill has caused further controversy with a clause that has been accused of ‘flouting international human rights obligations’.

Over a quarter of police forces have failed to make sure that officers and staff meet proper background checks such as ensuring that they do not have any past convictions.

There have been some important steps taken to tackle the climate crisis at the summit in Glasgow, but will it be enough?

Childline reveals the impact that the pandemic and lockdowns have had on those experiencing bullying.

Reports have highlighted the worrying increase in online hate speech since the start of the pandemic and the effect it could be having on in-person hate crimes.

Climate action representatives from around the world gathered to highlight the need for justice to be an integral part of climate discussion.