Attorney General under fire for tin-eared ‘joke’ about domestic violence
Using the phrase ‘when did you stop beating your wife’ after prorogation stymied the domestic violence bill…just isn’t a good look, is it?
Yearly Archives: 2019
A revolution in workers’ rights can reverse the legacy of Thatcher
When it comes to employment rights, we need to leave the past behind. Here’s how.
Demagogues like Johnson are putting the rule of law under threat. We have to fight to defend it
Celebrate the rule of law – we may need more of it in coming days.
How the sexist ‘Nobel Prize’ in economics has warped the world
It’s time for new thinking from this so-called Nobel prize.
Supreme Court ruling: “PMs should not be allowed to abuse their power again””
“Boris Johnson is a serial, self-interested liar who is in effect waging war on his own country”
MPs and campaigners react to Supreme Court’s ruling on prorogation
Here’s what progressive MPs have to say about the ruling against prorogation
7 fresh Labour policies you might have missed this conference
Labour have put some bold changes forward at this year’s party conference
Car Free Day isn’t enough – we need to get cars off our roads for good
We’re putting our children in danger, argues Scott Ainslie, Green MEP
The Thomas Cook collapse highlights the lack of corporate accountability
With the collapse of another major British company comes another example to show how ineffective our corporate governance system can be.
Revealed: Government deregulation led to Grenfell tragedy
Government deregulation bears the ultimate responsibility for the Grenfell Tower fire, a report reveals.