East End residents remember infamous Battle of Cable Street
Residents of the East End reflected on the legendary Battle of Cable Street on its anniversary today. Today marks 87
VIDEO: Trans Pride voices on trans rights and their journeys with gender identity
Trans Pride London saw trans rights advocates march from Trafalgar Square to Hyde Park Corner on July 7. Their aim
Protestors fight to save Islington community football pitches
Around 50 Islington residents gathered outside the Town Hall to protest against the demolition of Finsbury Leisure Centre, in a
Black Mirror and Doctor Who writers join London protest in support of US writers strikes
British screenwriters gathered in Leicester Square on Wednesday 14 June to protest in solidarity with striking US colleagues fighting for
Anti-monarchy protestors take a stand against the coronation
While millions across Britain celebrated the King’s Coronation, many Bristol residents chose not to. Most anti-monarchy protests took place in
The Queen and colonial Hong Kong
The Queen was the only reigning monarch who visited Hong Kong during British colonial rule in 1841-1997. The Queen’s first
Britain’s last stand: what would London’s final protest have said about us?
On Saturday, thousands filled London’s streets. They gathered in peaceful protest because they knew this could be their last chance