by Rei Takver | May 2, 2024 3:26PM | Campaigns - Immigration laws TOP STORY
The Home Office’s tightening of visa rules have plunged international students, universities and local businesses into financial uncertainty and anxiety. Many say the crisis has the potential to ruin young lives, destroy the international reputation of UK education,...
by Richard McLaughlin | May 2, 2024 3:19PM | Campaigns - Drink Spiking
The UK’s first anti-spiking charity is calling for the government to make spiking a standalone offence. Despite the huge increase of spiking in clubs and bars, there is no single law for the act – instead it is prosecuted in conjunction with another crime. ...
by Marti Stelling | May 2, 2024 3:09PM | Campaigns - Autism
Only three in 10 autistic adults are in work meaning those with the condition face worse prospects than any other group of disabled people, The statistics revealed as part of the Buckland Review of Autism Employment say this compares with half of all disabled people...
by Thomas Burton | May 2, 2024 3:07PM | Campaigns - Drink Spiking TOP STORY
The lack of coordination between police, hospitals and government means only a fraction of drink spiking incidents end in a criminal prosecution. To understand the reasons for this and the impact it has on people, we spoke to campaigners, experts and victims. Collin...
by Luke Gill | May 2, 2024 2:50PM | Campaign - Football, Campaigns - Sexism in Football, Uncategorized
The success of the Lionesses saw an upsurge in the number of women’s football teams but the opportunities available for players are still limited. When England won the European Championships in the summer of 2022, there were almost 1,500 new women’s teams...
