
How to do high speed rail well
Richard Hebditch of the Campaign for Better Transport outlines what the government need to know to do high speed rail well.

Richard Hebditch of the Campaign for Better Transport outlines what the government need to know to do high speed rail well.

David Cameron’s “no one will be left behind” message rings hollow as deprived areas suffer the most from council cuts and are shut out of Local Enterprise Partnership zones.

Joe Cox and William Cass make the case for re-mutualising Northern Rock – rather than privatising the rescued bank.

Ruth Grove-White of the Migrants’ Rights Network reports on shocking changes to immigration rules that could trap migrant women in abusive relationships.

It’s at this time that the Liberal Democrat grassroots pressure for changes must be heard the loudest, to prevent the government from making cosmetic or wrong-headed amendments to the NHS legislation and try to pass them off as significant improvements to the policy.

Stephen Whitehead of the new economics foundation reports on the new website that will help you measure just how powerful your individual vote is.

The Sound off for Justice campaign take apart a Daily Mail article on legal aid and cuts to the justice system.

NUS National Women’s Officer Olivia Bailey reports on the gender pay-inequality that will affect women’s repayments of student loans.

John Stewart of Airport Watch with the latest on the politics and issues surrounding aviation in the UK.

Amnesty UK’s Clare Bracey reports on the Chinese government’s tentative steps towards removing the death penalty.