Why we’re saying ‘No Empire 2.0’ at Boris Johnson’s Africa summit
This £15m networking event is about building British economic power over Africa, not breaking aid dependency.
Monthly Archives: January 2020
What the Industrial Revolution can teach us about a Green New Deal
Labour doesn’t have to be in government to kick-start a green transformation.
Why we’re protesting against the World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum at Davos will see elites gather to discuss our global future. But they won’t back the solutions we need.
SNP MP: Labour leadership contender’s comments on Scottish independence ‘insane’
LFF speaks to Scotland’s former justice secretary, after Lisa Nandy said Catalonia might provide inspiration on how to tackle nationalism.
Union left with “crippling” legal bill despite activist being cleared of assault through soundwaves
Despite being found not guilty, the activist faces a £27k legal bill.
Momentum to campaign for Long-Bailey and Rayner
Their members were given a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ choice on a Momentum committee’s favoured candidates.
UK misses out on EU funds for ‘just transition’ away from coal
Why hasn’t the UK helped former coal mining communities?
Government, the economy and media are still dominated by men
And London’s gender pay gap is actually getting worse.
NHS waiting time targets to be scrapped, says Matt Hancock
Currently, the NHS aims to see patients attending A&E within four hours – a target which was set in 2004.
Extinction Rebellion and StopHS2 join forces to save trees
The groups will work to protect the remaining part of the Harvil Road Wildlife Protection camp after HS2 bailiffs evicted the field section of the camp without a High Court notice last week.