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Monthly Archives: March 2019
Revealed: Thousands of people outside Britain signed pro-LEAVE petitions
Attempts to discredit the ‘Revoke Article 50 petition’ are pure hypocrisy.
7 things to look out for at the People’s Vote march this weekend
From NHS workers to the Left Bloc – what to look out for on Saturday.
Uber drivers take company to court for the data it holds on them
Drivers want the data so they can calculate how much Uber may owe them
8 things we learned from a new parliamentary report on immigration detention
The report is just the latest to criticise the UK’s detention centre system
Climate change, tax evasion, precarious work – the EU has become a lot more progressive since 2016
Dutch trade unionist and MEP Agnes Jongerius argues the EU has improved
Peter Tatchell: Commons leader should apologise over LGBT education comments
“Andrea Leadsom is sending a signal that parents should have a veto over the dignity and welfare of pupils,” the human rights campaigner tells LFF.
Students step up campaign after activists denied campus entry during Queen’s visit
The students are exploring legal options over alleged discrimination, following protests on Wednesday.
Commons leader condemned over ‘bigoted’ comments on LGBT education
Andrea Leadsom said parents should be able to decide whether children are ‘exposed’ to LGBT relationships.
London uni blocked entry of students deemed ‘threat’ to Queen’s visit
The university appeared to confirm reports that it had blocked the cards of students deemed a security risk.