Privatisation fail: 8 out of 21 probation contracts scuppered in just a month
This is the second time in just a month that a private company running probation services has hit crisis point.
Monthly Archives: March 2019
British media called out over ‘deeply concerning’ response to New Zealand terror attack
Some outlets refused to use the word ‘terrorist’. Others published the killer’s views unfiltered.
10 reasons school students are striking over climate change
Here’s what the school climate strikers are demanding.
Corbyn to meet People’s Vote parties ‘at the earliest opportunity’
Labour say they are committed to working with pro-People’s Vote parties to find a way forward – despite a call for a public vote being defeated.
Williamson offers taxpayer cash to defend Bloody Sunday murder suspect
Soldier F has been charged with murder and attempted murder
Exclusive: London Uni accused of intimidation over boycott campaign
The boycott campaign aims to bring outsourced workers in-house
Unite – Trade unionists must try to free the Middle Eastern Mandela
Unite’s Tony Burke has visited a hunger striking Kurdish MP
We did it: ‘Vote of confidence’ in progressive media as LFF hits target
Over 200 of you chipped in to get us over the line
Prem Sikka: The Brexiteers are getting rich off Brexit
While the rich either abandon ship or grow richer, the rest of us are stuck with Brexit
Why scrapping the EHRC isn’t such a radical idea after all
Regardless of the party’s row over antisemitism, Labour will need a stronger approach to tackling prejudice says Lester Holloway.