What a viable Remain Alliance could look like
Rob Bryher examines the consequences if Remainers or anti-Tories join forces to fight Brexit.
Yearly Archives: 2019
Why Saturday’s Brexit march could change the course of politics
This is our chance to show the tide is turning, writes the NUS’ Erica Ramos.
Court documents submitted to challenge ‘blanket ban’ on Extinction Rebellion protests
Lawyers for XR say the ban is a ‘disproportionate and unprecedented curtailment of the right to free speech and free assembly’.
Report: How unions are facing down the industrial impact of Brexit at work
Brexit has to be treated as a collective bargaining issue, a new report for Unite shows.
Workers will soon have a choice to make: a ‘Trumpian Brexit’ or uniting across Europe
There’s a new frontier for the Labour movement: ‘platform capitalism’. Remaining in the EU can tame it.
Leading refugee charity condemns Home Office use of shelters to deport rough sleepers
Charity says shelters must remain a “safe place” for vulnerable people.
Deliveroo courier denied entry to London HQ after 600 mile journey to deliver petition
Workers “aren’t paid enough to survive” according to campaign.
Green Party MEP arrested as police move to shutdown Extinction Rebellion London protests
Over 1,400 people have now been arrested over London protests.
What Paris’s 1.5ºC goal means for the Multilateral Development banks
Will the European Investment Bank stick to its ambitions or cave to pressure?
EXCLUSIVE: Scale of Extinction Rebellion’s fundraising effort revealed
The Climate protest group has broken previous fundraising records.