Economic crime: How the Tories are leaving foxes in charge of the hen house
Efforts to tackle fraud, corruption and money laundering could fall victim to corporate capture, argues Prof Prem Sikka.
Yearly Archives: 2019
We need to change hearts and minds on migration – here’s how to do it
It’s time for the left to step up and make a positive case for migration.
Just some of the ways a No Deal Brexit would screw up our economy
Despite MPs voting to make it harder to shut down Parliament, No Deal remains the default. What would it look like?
Amid government inaction, Sadiq Khan is doing something about Britain’s private rental crisis
3 in 10 renters can’t afford to pay their rent. Few will get on the housing ladder. London’s Mayor is getting serious about changing this.
Academisation is an expensive failure
Department for Education figures out today show that academisation has been an expensive failure.
Union courses under threat at Oxford’s ‘worker’s college’
Ten union leaders have written to Ruskin College to protest the treatment of union reps and the dropping of union HE courses.
Changes to company director reporting are hampering transparency
NUJ calls for more transparency in company director details from Companies House
Extinction Rebellion hit back at think tank report that branded them ‘anti-capitalist’
SHOCKER: Radical direct action movement thinks Britain’s current political and economic set-up is broken.
Government’s handling of #DeniedMyVote scandal similar to Windrush, say campaigners
Over a million EU citizens may have missed out on their right to vote in the UK’s European elections this May.
Lib Dem peer: A progressive alliance at the next election won’t be easy – but we have to try
It’s time for Labour to work with other parties to halt a hard-right landslide, writes Lord Wallace.