IPPR calls for measures to protect ‘children of the pandemic’
Better support is needed to help children already living in poverty – and those in danger of it during the crisis.
Emma Burnell
Campaigners call for settled status to be replaced with automatic right to stay
Due to the coronavirus crisis, thousands are at risk of losing their status in the UK.
Six takeaways from our interview with Lisa Nandy
From community organising to military interventions – we put your questions to Labour leadership contender Lisa Nandy.
Bridget Phillipson MP calls for Labour to drop nostalgia
Sunderland MP argues that Labour has to stop looking to the past and offer a different vision of the future.
Five seats that may indicate how successful the progressive alliance has been
Seats where Tories hope to win or where Labour or the Lib Dems are challenging them. Has the tactical voting advice worked?
Final ‘vote swap’ push in two key London marginal seats
Tactical voting group Vote Smart call for vote swap to deny Tories two key marginals.
UCU ‘fighting fund’ hits £100,000 as university strikes end
UCU said the support and generosity from students, sister trade unions and the general public throughout the disputes so far had been overwhelming, and would only help to strengthen members’ resolve.
9,300 Met police staff cut under the Tories say GMB Union
Analysis of Home Office data by the union shows a ‘shocking’ reduction in support staff.
100,000 pupils’ education overseen by a handful of rich men
Huge powers over the education of thousands are in the hands of just a few wealthy men.
Government accused of ‘economic vandalism’ over handing of Thomas Cook
The government could have saved money and jobs during the Thomas Cook crisis and chose not to.