Right Wing Watch Newsletter: Crime, Crime, Crime
This week’s newsletter looks at how the Tories are still trying to pass themselves off as the party of law and order.
This week’s newsletter looks at how the Tories are still trying to pass themselves off as the party of law and order.
The Greens also want the bill to include ‘existing strong protections’ for the environment, workers’ rights and food standards.
Left Foot Forward looks at Theresa May’s speech to the Tory Party conference yesterday in which she failed to mention the huge cuts to police numbers.
Andrew Neilson, director of campaigns at the Howard League for Penal Reform, reports on the worrying figures on the number of children held in segregation.
The Labour Party must to seize this opportunity presented by the police and crime commissioner elections with both hands, writes Rupert George of Release.
Three months out from May’s Mayoral elections, Ken Livingstone today unveiled his “policing pledge for London”, reports Left Foot Forward’s Shamik Das.
Three months on, Ben Mitchell goes through what we now know about the reasons for the riots.
Labour have accused the Tory-led coalition of putting the public at risk due to their cuts – as a senior counter-terrorist officer becomes their latest victim.
One of the key arguments at yesterday’s Progress conference was that Labour, not the Conservatives, are the party who can rightly claim to be the party of law and order.