Tory no-show: An empty podium at the climate debate told us everything we need to know
He couldn’t care less.
Yearly Archives: 2019
“Boris the Coward” – is this the narrative that will cost Johnson his job?
Johnson’s cowardice is developing into a problem for the Tories, says Natalie Bennett.
Prof Prem Sikka: Boris Johnson is leading us into an authoritarian disaster. Don’t let it happen
Trump and Boris Johnson are two sides of the same coin.
Raise the floor: Why the next government should hike up the minimum wage
Low paid workers are speaking up for better wages. The next government must help make it happen.
The Tories are refusing to enact this crucial treaty on Violence Against Women and Girls
Labour MEPs have made a renewed call on the UK government to ratify the Istanbul Convention. What does it mean?
Some of the questionable policies in the DUP’s new manifesto
The right-wing DUP have launched their 2019 General Election manifesto. What’s in it?
Why the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) is wrong when it comes to the Labour and Tory manifestos
The IFS’ analysis is based on right-wing assumptions.
Student “fully backs” strike as university tutors demand better pay and working hours
Despite losing out on paid-for teaching, William Green is supportive of the action
Labour manifesto rejects “bomb first, talk later” – but there’s tension in its foreign policy
Symon Hill argues Labour’s foreign policy is conflicting
Policy spotlight: What do the party manifestos say about the arts and creative sector?
A playwright compares the parties’ plans on funding, education and sustainability in the arts.