Home secretary claims residents of Dominica, Honduras, Namibia, Timor-Leste and Vanuatu are ‘abusing’ visa-free travel

The decision to fund public sector pay rises through migrants’ visa and healthcare fees is political and unfair

Guatemala’s embattled presidential hopeful Bernardo Arévalo tells openDemocracy of plans to crack down on corruption

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Elected as the lesser of two evils, Labour will face crises from the offset. Could its disenchanted left step in?

Both Labour and the Tories blame Sadiq Khan’s anti-pollution strategy. But are they right about what voters want?

Small-scale farmers and Indigenous groups say they have again been shut out of the UN Food Systems Summit

The Conservative Party was barely mentioned in election leaflets, while Boris Johnson’s name didn’t come up once

In a small town near Russian-held Bakhmut, medics are saving lives against a backdrop of rocket fire

Fast-track trials deliver hefty sentences for petty crimes committed during riots sparked by police killing teenager

Despite floods and fires, both left and right in the US act like environmental disaster isn’t happening

Director whose lobbying firm represents BlackRock and Police Federation seeks place on party’s conference committee

Lawyers for the victims' families took aim at those they hold responsible for leaving the UK unprepared for Covid

Pamiris are increasingly fleeing Tajikistan, fearing for their lives. But they risk being returned by hostile states

UK was not equipped to deal with Covid deaths, bereaved families tell inquiry as Module 1 concludes

Philip Banfield echoes National Audit Office warning about lack of gowns – and criticises standard of NHS-issue masks

Top bankers have pocketed up to £22,500 on top of their regular salaries, as critics say there is ‘no justification’

Action came shortly after we revealed ex-Arsenal shareholder Alisher Usmanov could still profit from London firm

The levelling up secretary defended the government's decision to focus on no-deal Brexit over a potential pandemic

“Major engineering and structural changes” were made to improve equipment when Covid hit, a health expert has said

Despite ruined homes, waist-high floods and food shortages, Kherson’s residents are still finding reasons to smile