Protestors play messages from Yemen as Saudis’ arms dealers dine
Companies in attendance supply arms to the Saudi air force
Yearly Archives: 2019
Jacob Rees Mogg wants to shut down Parliament to force through Brexit
What happened to ‘take back control’?
Patisserie Valerie is yet another victim of a broken auditing sector
Accounting expert Prem Sikka looks at this corporate catastrophe.
No deal Brexit: Are we heading for another Windrush scandal?
The Home Office appears totally unprepared for what’s to come.
While Britain denies refugees work, Germany has taken a different approach – and it’s working
The reaction to a few migrant boats landing in the UK over Christmas puts us to shame.
New study suggests benefits system discriminates against those with mental illnesses
Only 16.6% of assesors had a clinical mental health background
Another part of the NHS looks set for a dangerous privatisation
Thousands of women and staff would be affected by privatisation
Ministry staff protest poverty pay and having to work when sick
Workers want a living wage
Natalie Bennett: Our electoral system has turned Corbyn into a fence-sitter
First Past the Post means leaders play it safe rather than choosing a position
Nigel Lawson created a climate science denying apparatus in the heart of Parliament
His lobbying has held back efforts to cut emissions