Brexit bill progress is ‘nail in the coffin’ of the union, nationalist MPs say
Boris Johnson’s latest Brexit bill got loads of opposition during its Third Reading
Monthly Archives: January 2020
Natalie Bennett: The Lords must be an unlikely champion of young climate strikers
We can’t trust the Commons on the climate so the Lords must take up the fight.
Housing minister accused of being soft on rogue landlords is married to a landlord himself
Is he going to support tenants’ rights against his wife’s interests?
Right-wing blog forced to apologise after relying on Wikipedia to smear Rebecca Long-Bailey
The blog admitted they “screwed up”.
Labour deputy leadership candidate calls for end to ‘divisive’ anonymous briefings
Rosena Allin-Khan says all candidates must stop the ‘underground warfare’.
Westminster’s political system pits progressives against each other. Labour’s next leader must back an electoral overhaul
The Greens stand ready to work as part of a truly progressive alliance. Image credit: LabourList
Corbyn was smeared for rejecting the use of nuclear weapons – but he was right
It’s time to smash the narrative that using nuclear weapons is ‘patriotic’.
NHS Trusts outsourcing pharmacies on huge scale due to perverse incentive
Bizarre VAT loophole means NHS Trusts are encouraged to hive off internal pharmacies to companies – putting the public service ethos at risk.
“Slippery slope”: Government accused of trying to stymie Westminster journalists’ work
News organisations argue a move of Lobby briefings from Parliament to Downing Street could make it harder for smaller outlets to hold the PM to account.
Prof Prem Sikka: Executive pay is out of control. What do we do about it?
UK company executives have collected more in remuneration in over the first three working days of the year than the amount received by average worker during the whole year.