The Latest Breaking News from Oxfam

Shrigley insisted his latest project ‘is certainly not a piece of literary criticism’

The artist is launching 1,000 limited edition copies of George Orwell’s dystopian novel.

Oxfam says about 104 trucks a day would be needed to deliver food to Gaza to overcome the crisis.

Survey found 8% of charity’s employees had used food banks in the last year and 22% had been unable to pay rent

Exclusive: Workers at anti-poverty charity, Oxfam, are balloting for strike action as they use food banks and struggle to pay rent

Humanitarian organisations warn deadly water-borne diseases will spread in the besieged strip if aid is not allowed in.

Instead of running relief services, our staff are running for their lives. We need a ceasefire now, says Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah, chief executive of Oxfam GB

The original demonstration, which took place on October 22 1983, saw 300,000 people gather in Hyde Park to protest against nuclear missiles.

Najla Shawa and her family are safe for now after fleeing their home in Gaza City

The Income Tax department has revoked the tax exemption status of four non-government organisations – Oxfam India, CARE India, Legal Initiative for Forest and Environment, and Environics Trust, Newslaundry learned from sources and top officials linked to these organisations. The tax exemption was reportedly revoked about two weeks ago.

The Community Security Trust said it had recorded 89 incidents in the UK between October 7-10 that it classed as ‘anti-Jewish hate’.