The far-right has been emboldened by the Home Secretary. She has spent her week fanning the flames of division. They are now attacking the Police on Armistice Day.
The Home Secretary's position is untenable. She must resign.
A UN envoy says that poverty levels in the UK are in violation of international law.
Meanwhile, Suella Braverman wants to ban homeless people from sleeping in tents.
Poverty is not a lifestyle choice. It is a political choice taken by this cruel and callous government.
Enough!
It is just horror after horror after horror.
Remember these precious and beautiful lives. They are human beings with names and faces. And they are being indiscriminately slaughtered.
What unconscionable inhumanity. We need a ceasefire, now.
I have written to Party Leaders across the UK urging them to unite in our calls for an immediate ceasefire to allow a humanitarian corridor to open.
We need @RishiSunak & @Keir_Starmer to step up and support an immediate ceasefire so no more innocent lives are lost.
"If I die, remember that I, we, were individuals, humans, we had names, dreams and achievements and our only fault was that we were classified as inferior."
Powerful @nytimes ad published today
“It’s a kind of brutish attempt at harassment… as if my wife did not have enough to worry about"
Professor Ghassan Abu-Sittah, a plastic surgeon in Gaza, says police turned up to his family home in the UK today, to ask why he's in Gaza and who paid for his ticket
#bbcnewsnight
This is one of the most despicable episodes of our time.
Our politicians, media outlets and commentators are cheering on a massive war crime.
They must never be forgiven for this, the blood on their hands must never, ever be washed away.
We cannot stand by as Gaza is decimated.
Today, we gathered in our thousands to mourn the loss of innocent lives, Israeli and Palestinian.
We will keep marching until our political leaders wake up: ending the occupation is the only way to achieve a just and lasting peace.
To celebrate #BlackJoy we're hosting a #BlackOutNight for School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play on Monday 19 June.
This performance will include a post-show Q&A with the company and a DJ set.
Tickets on sale now https://t.co/aHgRS2mZcy