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Oxfam warned that charities are being ‘asked to do more with less, at the very moment people need us most’ as new data shows that charity closures are soaring

The Green Gap, our sustainability column from Lucy Siegle, is back - this month, reflecting on the magic of genuine pre-loved clothing.

The Paralympian walked alongside Sam Ryder and Katie Piper.

A coalition of over 80 NGOs has launched a campaign urging European countries to stop all commercial or investment activities related to Israel’s settlements in Palestinian territories. Groups like French supermarket giant Carrefour stand accused of directly or indirectly "enabling the humanitarian crisis" driven by Israel’s prolonged occupation.

The tax system feels upside down sometimes. So I asked ChatGPT: What would actually happen if the ultra-wealthy paid the same tax rates as everyone else?

BBC exposes Infidels Motorcycle Club, an anti-Islamic biker gang, as armed security at Gaza aid sites, linked to 859 deaths

It comes days after Belgium announced it would impose sanctions against Israel and recognise Palestine at the UN General Assembly later this month, protest organisers say this is the result of public pressure, and urge demonstrators to keep taking to the streets.

The global fashion industry is generating enough clothing to give every person in Scotland more than 2200 "new" outfits, a charity has…

Find out what would happen if billionaires paid taxes at the same effective rate as the upper-middle class.

South Africa is commissioning a report on global wealth inequality in time to present at the Group of 20 summit it hosts in November

Other lives: Oxfam country director who rose to his position after enduring terror in his native Timor-Leste