How one council used a little-known 20-year-old law to seize properties from a rogue landlord

Riots sparked by the deaths of two young boys in Cardiff two years ago put the area of Ely into the national spotlight. But afterwards, something remarkable happened as a community worked out how to r

Record number of investigations launched into utility companies, with huge fines and jail time on the cards

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High vis, hard hat, can’t lose. The building site photo opportunity is beloved by British politicians – and Keir Starmer is no exception. Since sweeping to power last July, the prime minister has visi

The legal right to wild camp on Dartmoor has been the gateway to a lifetime of adventure for generations of young people. As that right hangs in the balance, Hanna Lindon takes advantage of its protection on a multi-day moorland adventure with her family

“What are you doing here?” It is a sunny April morning in Sheikh Jarrah, East Jerusalem, and a Palestinian man is busy on the roof of a low-set house. Under the partial shadow of a tree, it looks like