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British democracy is run on unpaid labour
Intern Aware and Interns Anonymous report on the scandal of unpaid interns working to support British democracy.
Gove’s justification for axing EMA doesn’t add up
The evidence suggests that the answer to Michael Gove’s question is ‘yes’ - Education Maintenacne Allowance was socially just, explains ippr's Jonathan Clifton.
Britain is part of the problem on financial reform
By Lydia Prieg The UK is subverting progress towards a safer financial system and has become a major barrier to […]
Breaking the Live Aid legacy
Martin Kirk reports on new attempts to change the public perception of aid to developing nations.
Budget 2011: Osborne’s greenwash won’t wash
Alexis Rowell, of Cutting the Carbon - www.cuttingthecarbon.com - reviews the budget's green failures.
Economic challenges could be helped through collective bargaining
Britain’s two main economic challenges - industry revitalisation and boosting consumer spending - could be helped through a greater role for collective bargaining, writes Chris Wright.