6th December

Changes expected on Monday are set to include getting users out of the criminal justice system.

Authorities say the Michigan couple's son killed four students with his father's handgun.

Emma Tustin sentenced to minimum of 29 years as boy’s father is jailed for 21 years for manslaughter

Jurors were told of a photo of Epstein with a young girl bent over his knee and him appearing to bite her on her bottom

London’s Finborough Theatre has announced a new business model which will see it abolish rental fees for visiting productions

UK transphobic attacks also rose as recorded incidents hit three-year high in summer 2020

The Home Secretary can remove citizenship if they are “satisfied they have behaved in a way that is “seriously prejudicial to the vital interests of the United Kingdom” that’s a very vague and broad scope

Sir Desmond Swayne raises concerns about changes to the code of conduct governing MPs behaviour.

A bereaved families group calls for an apology from Boris Johnson over lockdown gathering.

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'We have a responsibility to fight with the same fire and determination for the rights of our transgender and non-binary friends'

The court's eventual ruling may cut off abortion access for tens of millions of American women.

In which another associate of Matt Hancock is given a contract to supply £14m worth of PPE. And when she can't find the stock she just gets to walk away from her contract! https://t.co/BOYhAf3jPj— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) December 1, 2021

The WTA announces the immediate suspension of all tournaments in China amid concern for Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai.

How long could you cope without electricity, dear reader? And how many days could you endure without running water? Imagine your home was without power or water for four or even five days. What would you expect to happen? How do you think your country and your government would respond to your pligh...

Here is the Trafalgar Square tree in daylight. https://t.co/QBgnElcWLh

Leeds chief executive Angus Kinnear compares calls for an independent regulator in English football and a transfer levy on Premier League clubs to Maoism and the Great Chinese Famine.

Spat follows surprise shadow Cabinet reshuffle by Labour leader

Some disturbing amendments included here, including pretty much certain confirmation that UK intends to prosecute, imprison and deport effectively anyone seeking asylum. All slipped in after committee stage in an underhanded attempt to avoid detailed scrutiny. https://t.co/UcKTw6gEkE pic.twitter.com/xot4PGkrQA— Daniel Sohege 🧡 (@stand_for_all) December 1, 2021

Remember the story of Matt Hancock and Alex Bourne, the publican turned medical equipmemt supplier, a photo of whose pub Mr Hancock kept on his office wall? pic.twitter.com/fMxAkSguum— Jo Maugham (@JolyonMaugham) December 1, 2021

The government’s back-door amendments to the policing bill are tyrannical. We should be on the streets in our millions, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Incredible story. While the country was banned from seeing loved ones last Christmas, the PM was throwing parties.One rule for them, another for the rest of us. pic.twitter.com/a5m5lMCE44— Paul Ovenden (@OvePM) November 30, 2021

The world’s most successful role-playing game could provide a home amid the chaos for those struggling with post-lockdown angst

New figures suggest that the government isn’t going to achieve its stated aim of reducing the disability employment gap by crossing its fingers