Hereâs something different to my usual work. I wrote about about a bizarre saga in Lewisham involving sacked union reps, an unsupervised legal team & solicitorsâ fees costing the council hundreds of thousands. You can find the full story in this weekâs âŠPrivate Eye. â©
"Revelations that [the Jewish Chronicle] has published inaccurate and politically motivated reporting will not come as much of a surprise...But these revelations point to something far deeper than straightforward partisanship and a bit of sloppiness." www.972mag.com/jewish-chron...
Israelâs army suspects fabrications published in the Jewish Chronicle were part of a pro-Bibi influence campaign, while the articleâs author is not as he claims.
RoboCop is a horror movie because it's about a guy forced to work after he already died.
TUC Congress has passed a motion calling on the government to make sure migrant workers do not suffer the consequences of sponsor licence revocations. In May we reported that Home Office enforcement action led to 3000 care workers risking deportation. congress.tuc.org.uk/motion-05-mi...
In my 20s, I was at a book party. A couple of right wing blowhards were there too. A publicist said to me: âYou should go right wing. The media can never find right wing young women. Youâll get so much work.â I said: âBut I donât believe in those views.â He laughed & said: âNone of these guys do.â đ€·đ»ââïž
Former staff voice support for Pink News âwhistleblowerâ account threatened with lawsuit pressgazette.co.uk/publishers/d...
LGBTQ+ publisher Pink News says it is considering legal action against a âwhistleblowerâ Twitter account publishing critical testimony.
Lewisham is the latest borough where the Met has rolled out live facial recognition technology. It feels like this is being slowly introduced in different councils with little to no scrutiny. www.computerweekly.com/news/3666093...
The Metâs latest live facial recognition deployment in Catford has raised concerns over the lack of community engagement around the police forceâs use of the controversial technology.
After we published our story, the MD of Ethero, the seasonal worker recruiter that had its licence revoked by the Home Office, posted this on Linkedin. He says they're bringing legal action against the Home Office & denies the company caused "welfare issues" for seasonal workers
Enforcement is a pillar of the new government's immigration policy,but who suffers from the fallout of regulatory action? In the case of this sponsor licence revocation about 100 workers were left in limbo for months. Many are now in debt & unemployed www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2024...
Workers were promised UK jobs before recruiter had licence revoked