Arsenal fans are sick of having the most expensive tickets in the country. Now, after Liverpool fans successfully boycotted the end of their 2–2 draw with Sunderland, could a new league-wide protest movement force owners to change their pricing strategies? With thanks to Akhil Vyas, Arsenal Supporters’ Trust. https://www.clippings.me/tomcalver

Portfolio: www.clippings.me/tomcalver A recent Times investigation found that 50,000 students at British universities have been caught cheating in the past three years. Collating responses to freedom of information requests from 129 universities, they discovered that, between 2012–15, Kent, Westminster and East London Universities were the worst offending institutions with 1,947…

Portfolio: www.clippings.me/tomcalver Newspaper corrections have been around for nearly as long as newspapers. In 1690 the publisher Benjamin Harris — while setting out a vision for the first American newspaper (named “Publick Occurrences Both Forreign and Domestick”) — introduced probably the first news corrections policy recorded on paper. “Nothing shall…

Tom Calver investigates ‘fit-for-work’ assessments, which have been linked to thousands of deaths across the country — Mental health sufferers assessed by physiotherapists Assessors forced to retrain if they pass too many people “Rude” assessors ignoring government guidelines Over half of all initial ‘fit-for-work’ decisions appealed against are being overturned “My doctor knows my situation. My bones are crumbling, like arthritis. …

I agree that the world should be giving the same level of reportage, the same attention, and the same messages of solidarity to people in Beirut and Ankara, as has been provided to Parisians. But we enter dangerous territory when we set different atrocities against each other in comparison. Doing…