European Union, Health, International, News
EU Commissioner For Poland Pledges To Shelter Refugees
Poland’s commissioner to the EU estimated that the total number of refugees from the Russia/Ukraine conflict that have come to Poland could reach over 2 million.
The Alarming Reality of Racism in War Reporting
Journalists from many popular news networks are currently facing scrutiny for their comments on race. Correspondent Aiya Zhussupova shares her analysis.
Met Police Come Under Fire for Abuse of Power
Following the anniversary of the death of Sarah Everard, the Met Police is facing further investigation over sexual abuse.
Sadiq Khan Expands London's Ultra-Low Emission Zone
Vehicle drivers who do not comply with minimum emission standards are to be charged a daily fee of £12.50 for entering the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ).
UK School Staffing and Curriculum Cutbacks
Local-authority schools suffering cuts in staffing, curriculum and key support services.
What Does the Russian Take Over Of a Nuclear Power Plant Mean For Ukraine?
Russian forces have been shelling Europe's largest nuclear power plant in south east Ukraine.
Labour's Paulette Hamilton Is Birmingham's First Black MP
The by-election was triggered by the sudden death of Labour MP Jack Dromey, in January, who had held the seat since 2010.
International, London, News, Politics
Several Killed Amid Russian Attack On Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant - As It Happened
Russian forces made territorial gains in the west and south of Ukraine as NATO chooses not to enforce a no-fly zone.
International, News, Uncategorized
Tension Grows between China and Taiwan amid Russia Invasion
There are growing concerns of a possible attack of Taiwan following the invasion of Ukraine.
European Union, International, News, Politics
Stock Markets Recover After Russia Sanctions
Analysts have said that allowing Russia access to the Swift international banking system as well as it's oil and gas exports has helped the stock markets recuperate.