Report: UK firms are the biggest spenders in global climate change lobbying
BP and Shell top the league table, according to a new report.
Monthly Archives: March 2019
If this is the best that Parliament can cobble together, we are in serious trouble
Britain is broke, and Westminster is simply not working, says Plaid Cymru’s Liz Saville Roberts after May’s deal is brought back for a failed third attempt.
WATCH: Yanis Varoufakis demolishes Theresa May’s Brexit deal on Question Time
“This is a deal that a nation signs only after having been defeated at war.”
Rich people should not be able to buy our politics – whether they live here or not
The Overseas Electors Bill is a chance to talk about rooting big money out of politics, says Natalie Bennett.
9 things we learned from the Probation Inspector’s new report
1. Private companies are doing a terrible job
Pro-Brexit rally features several speakers accused of racism
One tweeted about “white genocide”
Prem Sikka – Here’s how to save the high street
Government and local councils can save the high street
School cuts: The Tories are short-changing our children
The latest school funding figures show a shortfall of £5.4 billion over the past three years.
The valid case for a People’s Vote is democratic not political
Singing Remain’s praises to get a People’s Vote will only divide our country further.
The problem isn’t how MPs vote, it’s how we vote for them
Indicative votes are training wheels for a political system that is incapable of compromise.