Disability groups are deeply concerned about a dangerous mental capacity bill rushed through parliament
The Tories have quietly pushed through a bill that seriously weakens the rights of people deemed lacking mental capacity
Yearly Archives: 2019
As RBS reports double profits, the public is right to oppose a sell off
Only a fraction of the British public support the governments plan to flog RBS by any means necessary
School climate strikes: Why I’m taking part
‘Schools don’t teach us the human cost of climate breakdown.’
This starkly threatening 2013 tweet exposes the Home Office’s ongoing cruelty
The Home Office might have become slightly more wary about what it says in public, but it certainly hasn’t got any better
12 Reasons why a no-deal Brexit would break the country’s heart
Roses are red, violets are blue…
Don’t let no deal Brexit, cause heartbreak for you
Journalists facing ‘alarming’ rise in far-right violence, union says
NUJ members report being hit in the neck with stones, kicked and knocked to the ground – all while trying to do their jobs.
Warning signs: The 2000 fuel crisis is a hint of the disaster no deal might be
We can’t let Theresa May run down the clock to a no-deal Brexit, writes Alex Mayer MEP.
Is this what it’s come to? Campaign launched to stop martial law being imposed after Brexit
Putting troops on the streets was not on the side of a big red bus during the referendum.
Labour council accused of ‘social cleansing’ over plans to fine rough sleepers
New proposals to tackle ‘anti-social behaviour’ appear to target homeless people in Manchester – leading to widespread anger.
9 reasons Theresa May can’t be trusted on workers’ rights
The PM and her party has spent years opposing real protections for workers. Why should unions and Labour MPs trust her warm words?