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• Sunak’s latest interview proved he has no answers – even with Kuenssberg finally asking questions 01/10/2023
  Recent leaks suggest Rishi Sunak is going to cancel the HS2 link to Manchester. Given the intense speculation on HS2‘s future, the most obvious … Read more By John Shafthauer
• Letters to the Canary: what do you think of GB News? 30/09/2023
  The Canary receives a lot of emails from members and subscribers, on various topics – which the team are really grateful for. We always … Read more By Steve Topple
• Biden becomes first sitting US president to join a picket line – contrasting strike-shy Starmer in the UK 29/09/2023
  On 26 September, Joe Biden became the first sitting US president to stand on a picket line. He joined striking auto workers in Michigan … Read more By Alex/Rose Cocker
• BBC investigation finds body-worn cameras are ‘protecting the police’ rather than improving trust and transparency 29/09/2023
  A BBC News investigation revealed that police officers are “widely” misusing body-worn cameras. In some cases, police turned the cameras off during uses of force, … Read more By Glen Black
• ‘A cemetery for children and their future’: number of refugees thought dead in Mediterranean triples 29/09/2023
  The number of Europe-bound refugees who died or went missing in the Mediterranean this summer has tripled since last year, the UN has said. … Read more By Glen Black
• GB News laughing at toothless Ofcom as Tory chair ’30p Lee’ set to interview Suella Braverman 29/09/2023
  Not a week goes by without far-right foghorn amplifier GB News being in some sort of hot water. Now, after station bosses suspended two … Read more By Steve Topple
• US anti-discrimination agency sues Tesla over ‘pervasive’ racism 29/09/2023
  A federal anti-discrimination agency filed a lawsuit on 28 September accusing Elon Musk’s Tesla of allowing “pervasive” racism at its Silicon Valley car plant. … Read more By The Canary
• US Federal Trade Commission and 17 states take Amazon to court 28/09/2023
  A top US antitrust regulator is suing online retail giant Amazon. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has accused the company of running an illegal … Read more By Afroze Fatima Zaidi
• Brazil’s senate approves a controversial bill in a major setback for Indigenous land rights 28/09/2023
  Less than a week after celebrations of a key victory in Brazil’s supreme court, the country experienced a major setback for Indigenous rights. On … Read more By Hannah Sharland
• ‘Voice to Parliament’ bringing out the racist underbelly of Australian society shows why it’s vitally needed 28/09/2023
  The abhorrent racism on display in the lead-up to a historic vote on Indigenous constitutional recognition in Australia has underscored exactly why the legislation … Read more By Hannah Sharland