4 d. ago 'I was one of the few people to visit Fred and Rose West's house

Fred West's 'appropriate adult' has revealed how one thing about the Wests' home lingered in her memory after she became one of the few people to set foot inside the home, not long after their murders were uncovered

Politics

8 d. ago Inside Fred and Rose West's evil crimes, how many people they killed and where they are now

Netflix's new serial killer documentary, Fred and Rose West: A British Horror Story, delves into the crimes of the evil couple who killed multiple women between the 60s and 80s.

Events

9 d. ago 25 Cromwell Street today and what happened to Fred and Rose West's house

Fred and Rose West killed at least 12 people between the 60s and 80s

Politics

1 week ago What happened to Fred and Rose West, how many people did they kill and confirmed victims

A new documentary series is dropping on Netflix exploring the killer couple

Events

1 week ago 'When it rains, there's loo roll and sanitary products hanging from people’s rose bushes'

Furious residents are fighting repeated flooding incidents on the border between two Greater Manchester boroughs

Politics

4 w. ago In Brazil, the right creates precarious workers, and precarious workers prefer the right – but the cycle can be broken | Rodrigo Nunes

Rodrigo Nunes, a senior lecturer in political theory, explains how delivery drivers are taking to the street to demand better pay and conditions, while worker-owned delivery app services are thrivingOn 1 April, Brazilian couriers organised a day of action in which thousands of workers engaged in pickets and protests in at least 60 cities, with places such as São Paulo reporting a sharp drop in deliveries. While companies are yet to respond to the demands for better pay and conditions, the mobilisation was a clear step-up for a process of national organisation that began in 2020.Between 2016 and 2021, the number of people working for delivery apps in Brazil rose by 979.8%, with the number of delivery and passenger drivers in the sector now around 1.4 million. This boom coincides with the period in which the country finally felt the effects of the post-2008 recession. Economic decline, corruption and the impeachment of the then president, Dilma Rousseff, ended 13 years of successful l...

Politics

4 w. ago A lesson from Brazil – where gig workers have rallied against the right | Rodrigo Nunes

Rodrigo Nunes, a senior lecturer in political theory, explains how despite harsh economic conditions creating fertile ground for ‘entrepreneur culture’, resistance has sprung up among delivery driversOn 1 April, Brazilian couriers organised a day of action in which thousands of workers engaged in pickets and protests in at least 60 cities, with places such as São Paulo reporting a sharp drop in deliveries. While companies are yet to respond to the demands for better pay and conditions, the mobilisation was a clear step-up for a process of national organisation that began in 2020.Between 2016 and 2021, the number of people working for delivery apps in Brazil rose by 979.8%, with the number of delivery and passenger drivers in the sector now around 1.4 million. This boom coincides with the period in which the country finally felt the effects of the post-2008 recession. Economic decline, corruption and the impeachment of the then president, Dilma Rousseff, ended 13 years of successful ...

Economics