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Yearly Archives: 2019
Young people rush to register to vote ahead of EU elections – despite ‘cynical’ Tory tactics
The majority of new applications to vote on deadline day were from people under the age of 35.
A new group is trying to end UK corporate secrecy once and for all
“Unless we succeed business and its accountants will continue to take us all for a ride that we can no longer afford.”
The BP Amazon scandal: How the media often miss the big environmental picture
If a forest is destroyed and no one is there to see it, does anyone care? Investigative journalist Stephen Davis writes.
Doing a deal with May is the only way Labour can get a second referendum
They’re not alternative but part of the best solution
My friend is dying for Kurdish human rights: the UK must support him
Imam Sis, from Newport, is on hunger strike against Turkish human rights abuses
Serco given £110m of taxpayers’ cash for Caledonian Sleeper upgrade
Serco only had to pay £40m for their upgrade
Labour needs to pick a side on Brexit
A Labour member says the party should get off the fence
Climate campaigners may have just secured another big win in the Scottish government
Nicola Sturgeon has signalled plans to scrap a tax cut for air travel.
While corporate barons refuse to democratise their companies, the government is failing to act
Only 5% of firms who’ve decided to comply with a new corporate governance code say they’ll appoint a director from the workforce.