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Seventy Labour councillors from south London have today signed a letter to the shadow Brexit secretary, Keir Starmer, urging a shift in the party's position on Brexit

Labour councillors sign open letter urging party to change its Brexit position

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"As we approach Christmas there are thousands of children in temporary accommodation"

Government accused of complacency over rising homelessness

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"This decision comes after a series of FOI requests from Slater which have resulted in the publication of documents that the DWP did not want to release."

DWP ordered to publish another set of secret Universal Credit docs

The Information Commissioner’s Office has ordered the department to release the papers

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"The High Court today found that the policy was unlawful and that sleeping rough does not constitute an abuse of EU free movement rights"

Home Office defeated at the High Court over deportations of EU rough sleepers

Home Office policy ruled unlawful

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"The Metropolitan police is under intense pressure to change its approach to crimes against migrants"

Met under pressure as mayor intervenes over migrant rape arrest

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"The arrest is just the latest example of government departments and charity outreach services turning into immigration enforcement divisions under the orders of the Home Office"

Woman reports rape to police – and is arrested on immigration charges

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"The Conservatives will be left looking for manifesto gimmicks to get them over the line – of the sort that Hammond has delivered, five years too early, and six months too late"

Hammond’s manifesto – five years too early, six months too late

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"Of 111 hospitals that responded to a Freedom of Information (FOI) request, more than half confirmed that they currently use debt collectors or had done in the past"

Free at the point of use? NHS employs debt-collectors over ‘health tourism’

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"The Migrants' Rights Network says the agreement violates patient confidentiality and discriminates against non-British patients"

Govt faces legal fight over Home Office access to NHS patient data

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Child maintenance records are being shared with the Home Office for immigration enforcement purposes

Single parent families could be left ‘destitute’ as Home Office accesses child maintenance records

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"The omission is "potentially illegal" in light of the government's international obligations to protect disabled people"

Warning over new exclusion threat for disabled people

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The DWP has repeatedly refused to release the documents

DWP fights to block publication of Universal Credit docs

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"The DWP again failed to give any estimate of how many children would be lifted out of poverty because of the introduction of Universal Credit

DWP quietly drops Universal Credit child poverty forecast

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"While it is encouraging that the Department of Health has taken the time to listen to the concerns of front line workers, the reality is that this policy needs to be scrapped"

Victory for campaigners as govt exempts school nurses from migrant NHS rules

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"Healthcare professionals and activists set up an 'immigration checkpoint' outside the government building to highlight the policy"

Protesters block Department of Health over new migrant NHS rules

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"Private landlords across the country are refusing to rent out properties to people who claim Universal Credit"

Private landlords turning away Universal Credit claimants in droves

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"The patients had prepared tea, scones and cakes for the protest. Some of the offerings were 'medicated' with infused cannabis preparations"

Why we took cannabis in front of parliament

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"As a working class woman, nothing about the 'British Dream' feels achievable for me"

I’m a working class woman. The British Dream is unachievable for me

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"The group is planning further action before the rules are introduced later this month."

Campaigners descend on London hospital to protest against new migrant NHS rules

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