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Countryside campaigners celebrate as the Government announces the introduction of a deposit return system.
Two major Jewish groups have called on Jeremy Corbyn to condemn left-wing websites claiming Labour's anti-Semitism row is a "smear" to undermine his leadership.
Sadiq Khan has said he is “appalled and heartbroken” that Jewish people feel alienated by Labour after the party was plunged into another anti-Semitism row.
Labour MPs have slammed the party's ruling body over an attempt to force Dan Jarvis to quit his parliamentary seat if he becomes South Yorkshire’s first mayor.
Activists in Keir Starmer's own constituency have accused some Labour MPs of using the party's anti-Semitism row to "attack" Jeremy Corbyn.
A Conservative former minister has lashed out at an allegedly racist party leaflet that accused Labour of planning to create an “inner city area” in Havering.
To eliminate sexual harassment in every British workplace, there must be a focus on changing culture, greater transparency, and strengthening legal protection, says the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
Jeremy Corbyn is under pressure to explain directly to Labour MPs how he plans to root out anti-Semitism from the party.
A senior Labour MP has called on a Shadow Cabinet member to apologise over comments where he appeared to draw a comparison between Auschwitz and the treatment of Palestinians.
Research from Independent Age, the older people’s charity, highlights challenges facing older renters in England.
Tony Blair has hit out at Jeremy Corbyn over anti-Semitism, arguing the Labour leader and his circle "do not understand the seriousness of this problem".
Jeremy Corbyn has been urged to expel every anti-Semite from the Labour party "immediately" as dozens of MPs defied him to join a protest against Jew hatred.
Northern children are being left behind because of poor schools and entrenched poverty, according to a new report.
Almost one year on from its introduction, the consequences of the government’s two-child limit policy are deeply concerning, writes the Bishop of Durham
Labour will triple funding for grassroots women's groups around the world as part of a new “explicitly feminist” international aid policy, Jeremy Corbyn will announce today.
Northern Ireland’s LGBT community has waited long enough for the right to marry the person they love. It is time that politicians dealt with this injustice, writes Conor McGinn
Jo Swinson has called for a statue of Nicola Sturgeon to be built in honour of her being the first female First Minister.
A Labour shadow minister has defended his adviser's description of Israel as an "apartheid state", arguing that Palestinians are treated "entirely differently" to Jewish citizens in the country.
Donald Trump is reportedly weighing up a visit to both sides of the Irish border this June, as questions on how the frontier will operate after Brexit remain.
Labour MPs have called on Jeremy Corbyn to appear before them tomorrow to answer questions over his defence of an anti-semitic mural.
Jeremy Corbyn has said he "sincerely regrets" opposing the removal of an anti-Semitic mural.
Owen Smith has been sacked by Jeremy Corbyn after he called for a second EU referendum.
Jeremy Corbyn has been condemned after it emerged he criticised the removal of a mural dubbed “anti-Semitic” by critics.
We cannot expect deep-rooted power imbalances to crumble and fall at the utterance of worthy but empty rhetoric. It is up to us to take action, writes Liz Saville Roberts
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