Five things Johnson’s tax cut for the rich could be better spent on
Johnson’s tax cut for the rich costs more than scrapping tuition fees.
Yearly Archives: 2019
Grenfell showed government’s neglect of people living in social housing
Social tenants need more power over their landlords.
Tony Burke: Brazil’s ‘Car Wash’ corruption investigation is a white-wash
The imprisonment of progressive former President Lula da Silva has been exposed as politically motivated.
The Snooper’s Charter in action: Security services are failing to protect our personal data
A recent investigation has highlighted the severe failings of MI5’s supposedly ‘world-class’ safeguarding techniques.
Loyalists or rebels? How the leadership candidates line up on key issues
This is not a race of party rebels.
Jonathan Bartley: The Greens are standing up for Leave communities
“Neglect translates into anger with the political status quo. Increasingly that anger is focusing on the right place: Westminster.”
How do we stop No Deal now?
We are running out of options.
Natalie Bennett: The anti-fracking movement is causing seismic waves
Fracking has energised and motivated a vast and cross-political resistance movement against it.
People’s Vote campaigners are launching a counter-offensive to stop No Deal
With the launch of the ‘Let Us Be Heard’ campaign, activists want to put Brexit back to the people
Revealed: The staggering numbers trapped in social care debt
One week they praise the generation of D-Day, the next they take away the homes of our elderly.