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The failing water company has been showing its appreciation for MPs by dumping 37 days’ worth of raw sewage into the Thames only a stone’s throw from the Palace of Westminster.

Mark Zuckerberg is turning our kids into incels and our parents into climate deniers, with paid content on Instagram and Facebook. But we’re fighting back.

A fossil fuel project in Teesside has landed a £10bn subsidy for a fairytale technology. But the government’s carbon sums don’t add up.

Group action at the High Court challenges Reform over breaches of data rights on behalf of 51 Good Law Project supporters.

Too many professors are pursuing their students and causing untold harm, says Anna Bull.

Broadcast that received more than 70,000 complaints over a lie linking the LGBTQ+ community to paedophilia will be subject to a formal investigation.

In the lead up to the judicial review of the 2022 Charity Commission report on Kids Company, below we publish an open letter signed by 54 academics, child protection experts, psychotherapists, researchers and many others, seeking justice and accountability.

Just days away from the judicial review of the Charity Commission’s highly critical report of Kids Company, we question why the charity had to close.

The globetrotting MP for Clacton has been taking advice from a former spokesperson for the far-right agitator Steve Bannon, but he hasn’t declared it as a benefit. So we’ve complained to parliament.  

In a win for transparency, the Cabinet Office has failed in its last ditch attempt to prevent the release of details of Rishi Sunak’s financial dealings while prime minister.

The failing water company is in court defending a £3bn bailout that won’t fix the problem. Here’s what the environment secretary should do instead.

When protesters tipped a slaver’s statue into Bristol Harbour, they raised a crucial question about the city’s rich history. It’s time for the British Museum to explore the painful story of transatlantic slavery.

The inquiry seems to be in the dark about the scale of the VIP lane scandal. Our executive director shares the questions that need answers.

After Leicestershire Police removed details of a deal with the controversial US spy-tech firm, three quarters of UK police forces refuse to say if they even have a contract with Palantir.

We said we were fighting to stop the Mail protecting a sexual predator, so the paper threatened us with legal action. We’re not backing down. CW: sexual assault

Women at a top London university face disciplinary action after criticising the university for keeping a predatory professor in post.