14th November

'Who's Angela?,' was the response of one confused barman, whose venue had Ask For Angela posters displayed.

👏Inflexible companies are not the fault of women.👏Patriarchal expectations of care are not the fault of women. 👏The gender pay gap is not the fault of women.https://t.co/9KkPNc2Ikk— Women's Equality Party (@WEP_UK) November 13, 2021

Michael Gove is in charge of delivering Boris Johnson's flagship policy - here is what he plans to do.

At least 15 are claiming up to £22,920 a year on rental costs, research by the BBC finds.

Three scenarios – optimistic, central case and worst case – suggest the pandemic will end between 2021 and 2026

The move means the schools, some of which were rated outstanding 15 years ago, are now eligible for inspection

MoD says ‘small team of armed forces personnel’ have been sent as Warsaw and EU accuse Minsk of inflaming situation and migrants endure freezing weather

Musician regains independence after legal arrangement denied her right to make key life decisions

The certainty behind conspiracy theories can be strangely comforting, whereas the facts are harder to grapple with, says the author and podcast co-host of ‘The Infinite Monkey Cage’

The Wellington-based studio built characters and scenes for films including Avatar, Lord of the Rings, Wonder Woman and Planet of the Apes.

The broadcaster says its involvement raised questions about its impartiality on some issues.

Unions and school leaders critical after regulator publishes long-delayed contingency plan

VICE World News received a leaked recording of a heated “listening session” for LGBTQ BBC staff, and heard from ex-employees about why they have left the UK’s national broadcaster.

Laurence Robertson is paid £24,000 a year by the Betting and Gaming Council and has been given free tickets to sporting events by betting companies

Anti-trans Tory MP Jackie Doyle-Price, who also voted against same-sex marriage, has been appointed to the Women and Equalities Committee.

An emotional Mary Robinson, Chair of @TheElders and former President of Ireland slams leaders for not being in crisis mode and blames Saudi Arabia for blocking @skynews #COP26 Today will be very important. pic.twitter.com/BxEcXzGptg— Samantha Washington (@skynewsSam) November 10, 2021

🤦@pritipatel Home Office incompetence is staggering and evasive delay & obstruction must end- when will promised Afghan Citizen's Resettlement Scheme open?You announced scheme nearly 3 months ago & keep telling MPs to refer people to it, but you fail to open it - why? pic.twitter.com/QE7Od10bOT— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) November 10, 2021

Former foreign secretary says practicalities not principles are holding back repayment of debt

Human rights activists say the trial of Intisar al-Hammadi by Houthi authorities was unfair.

The Abortion Rights Campaign (ARC), Abortion Support Network (ASN), and Termination for Medical Reasons (TFMR) urge the United Nations to hold Ireland to

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng announces cash for Rolls-Royce small reactors project as part of UK efforts to achieve net zero

The PM argues that politicians face "tough" standards rule, amid concerns about MPs' second jobs.

Luis Labaton, chief executive of Domestic Violence Assist (DV Assist), said it is "grossly and patently" unfair that thousands of victims are denied legal aid every year, leaving them with no legal protection.

Walthamstow GP Zoe Watson has been a qualified doctor for 16 years, but says she and her colleagues have been left “floored” by the current pressure on surgeries. She tells Katie Strick how she believes the government is trying to scapegoat GPs for the downfall of the NHS

Written by Stacy Hart Photo by lucia on Unsplash I’m 42. I’ve only just started protesting. I don’t want to stop now. Mine was a low-income, council estate upbringing and I had a bog-standard state school education, which is to say that I learned nothing about politics as a child. Politics was something that happened elsewhere; it was posh men arguing about stuff that didn’t affect me, in a language I didn’t understand. (Side note: I have come to believe that the lack of political or civic conte

Thousands of migrants are at the Belarus-Poland border, camping in cold and dangerous conditions.