Warsi: At least three Islamophobic Tory candidates should be dropped
She said the party she used to chair was institutionally islamophobic.
Yearly Archives: 2019
Why Greens in English marginals should vote Labour not Lib Dem
Labour are far closer allies to the Greens than the Lib Dems will ever be.
Our Rememberance rituals should recognise our allies more
We’ve always fought alongside allies and we must not forget that.
In full: Nicola Sturgeon’s speech at the SNP’s election campaign launch
“If there is a hung parliament – an outcome that could give Scotland the balance of power – SNP MPs would seek to form a progressive alliance to lock the Tories out of government.”
While the UK government sit on their hands, Wales is tackling workplace exploitation
It’s a stark contrast to Westminster’s response to trade unions and workers.
Don’t fall for the fear campaign: The so-called Taxpayers’ Alliance are wrong on corporation tax
Arguments against raising corporation tax don’t hold water, writes Prof Prem Sikka. Pictured: 55 Tufton Street, where many right-wing think tanks have their HQ.
What impact will the Unite to Remain pact have in the General Election?
Experts disagree – but only a handful of seats seem to be clear-cut wins for the new alliance.
100,000 pupils’ education overseen by a handful of rich men
Huge powers over the education of thousands are in the hands of just a few wealthy men.
Tearing down the fourth wall
How immersive theatre can politicise audiences and open them up to complex decision making.
Green MEP: I was arrested unlawfully – and I’ll keep fighting for the right to protest
Green MEP Ellie Chowns was arrested over XR’s right to protest. The High Court has said this was illegal.