Down the tube: Extinction Rebellion transport disruption could prove counter-productive
Blocking public transport could alienate a lot of otherwise-supportive people.
Yearly Archives: 2019
Rogue anti-Brexit posters pop up across London
The ads call for an end to Brexit and for freedom of movement.
Teachers are paying for school materials out of their own pockets. This government is to blame
The Tories have shifted their duty of care to the most vulnerable in our society to the already stretched public and third sectors, writes Joanne McCartney AM.
The government’s privatisation of education is damaging kids across the world
Penny Mordaunt’s aid strategy is more focussed on private profit than helping people
Extinction Rebellion climate protests spread around the world
Protests have taken place from Australia to India, the US and Europe
Change UK appoints MPs’ partners to top jobs
Chris Leslie and Anna Soubry’s partners have been appointed to key roles
Daily Mail questions firefighters’ response to Notre Dame blaze
The Mail’s piece was published just four hours after the blaze began
Labour takes poll lead as Tory support dips
The Tories received their worst polling result since 2013
How campaigners ended revenge evictions
The government has announced the end of ‘section 21’
Ten key points from the TUC’s new report on workplace racism
The report shows that workplace racism is still far too common