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Tesco (profits: £3.8bn) under fire for failing to pay cleaners living wage
Tesco have again come under fire from Living Wage protestors, who yesterday evening demanded Britain’s largest retailer increase cleaners' wages.
Women disproportionately affected by discriminatory Pensions Bill
An equal pension is the goal but women disproportionately affected by the discriminatory Pensions Bill are starting from a disadvantage, writes Age UK's Hilary Evans.
India making progress in fight against corruption
Discussions continue in New Delhi about the creation of a new anti-graft or ‘Lokpal’ bill, writes the chair of Labour Friends of India, Barry Gardiner MP.
Attacks on Ashton as misleading as they are unhelpful
Katharina Klebba, events manager of the Fabian Society, on the many attacks on European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs Baroness Catherine Ashton.
‘New’ NHS reforms a lot like the old reforms
The government's response to the criticism of the NHS reforms is disappointing - previous concerns are still unresolved, writes Lib Dem MP Andrew George.
How bloggers exposed Tory ‘EasyCouncil’ where outsourcing is out of control
Barnet council's audit committee was held in front of a packed room last Thursday - as residents heard a dmaning indictement of the Tory council.