The ‘Revoke Article 50’ petition just made history – again
It’s the biggest parliamentary petition in British history.
Yearly Archives: 2019
How rotten audits are enriching accountancy firms and their partners
Why do we keep rubber stamping failure?
Don’t be fooled by Ofsted outstanding schools report
Picture presented “plays fast and loose” with the facts, notes Kevin Courtney.
Tories face wave of criticism over handling of climate crisis
Moves to stop climate breakdown don’t go far enough; groups demand action now.
Focus on merits of ESOL schemes, not political point scoring
English-language classes for immigrants are not simply fodder for opponents of Boris Johnson, says Maheen Behrana.
DWP must scrap “cruel” six-month rule for the dying
New review announced Thursday only wastes time; Amber Rudd should act now on needless benefits delays.
Time’s up: Campaigners and MPs step up demands for end to water privatisation
“The story of water privatisation is a story of failure. We’ve had thirty years of rising bills, shareholders and CEOs pocketing millions.”
Could these proposed new advertising rules damage freedom of speech?
The Committee of Advertising Practice has proposed changes to advertising rules to protect ‘public sensitivities’.
Greens to ask members about whether to join new Remain alliance campaign
Heidi Allen (pictured) wants a series of Remain pacts made across the country ahead of the next General Election.
EXCLUSIVE: Voters split over calls for immediate General Election under new Tory leader
Two thirds of Leavers who have a view oppose a snap General Election…while two thirds of Remainers say there should be one.