James Rippingale

From phone track­ers to fa­cial recog­ni­tion soft­ware, a range of spy­ing tools were on sale at a re­cent Lon­don event.

Ex­ploita­tion plagues Spain’s farm­ing province, with mi­grant work­ers paid be­low min­i­mum wage and liv­ing in squalor.

Ahead of Sun­day’s elec­tion, nos­tal­gia for the Fran­co regime and xeno­pho­bia are pal­pa­ble in El Eji­do.

Ri­d­ley Road Mar­ket en­cap­su­lates East Lon­don’s rich his­to­ry of di­ver­si­ty but can it sur­vive aus­ter­i­ty and gen­tri­fi­ca­tion?

Bal­winder Singh Rana, a 71-year-old anti-fas­cist, re­calls the day he and thou­sands of oth­ers took on the Na­tion­al Front.

For those who cared for the liv­ing and the dead af­ter the Gren­fell Tow­er fire, the strug­gle for jus­tice con­tin­ues.

Re­port by UK par­lia­ment’s In­ter­na­tion­al De­vel­op­ment Com­mit­tee hu­man­i­tar­i­an groups en­act safe­guards against sex­u­al abuse.

UK par­lia­men­tary re­ports say British of­fi­cials were com­plic­it in the mis­treat­ment of hun­dreds of ‘ter­ror sus­pects’.

Food bank us­age is ris­ing quick­ly, in­clud­ing among work­ing peo­ple on un­pre­dictable zero-hour con­tracts.

On the path with young Er­itre­an refugees hik­ing from Italy to France along the Cote D’Azure.