Steve Topple is a journalist at The Canary and Bywire News. He covers themes related to culture and society, with a focus on topics such as credit health, debt management, environmental services, and team sports. Steve's work has been featured in The Canary and Films For Action.
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Steve Topple's coverage heavily focuses on government and politics, often delving into stories related to social justice, workers' rights, and environmental activism. His articles frequently include opinions or critiques of political events or figures.
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While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Steve's coverage attributes suggest that he covers a wide range of international political and societal issues without being limited by geography.
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On Tuesday 18 November at around 11:30am, around 20% of the entire internet went offline for the UK. This was due to a problem with Cloudfare – one of the largest hosting sites on the planet.
It's the Canary's tenth anniversary year – and so, it's fitting that for the first time in our decade-long journey, we've won an award.
Brazilian club Flamengo was crowned champion of the FIFA Challenge Cup after defeating Egyptian club Pyramids 2-0, concluding the second round of
By: Steve Topple
At 2am on Wednesday 17 December, Zarah Sultana went to HMP Bronzefield after it refused to call 999 for a dying hunger strike prisoner
On 12 January a hearing will decide whether a judicial review of the decision to proscribe the group Palestine Action can be pursued
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) welfare overhaul, enshrined in the Universal Credit Act 2025, is being presented as a “rebalance” of
By: Steve Topple
Genetic, hereditary, and with comorbidities that can be life-threatening. So, why has EDS been systemically ignored by governments?
Even an ex-Met boss has come out and said the force's treatment of Defend Our Juries is "not practical". Yet hundreds were nicked, anyway.
American, European and Russian corporations are the only ones winning from humanitarian disasters of their own making
By: Steve Topple
The left needs to deal the fact that too much of it thinks Reform voters are just 'manipulated' of 'disillusioned'. They're not.
