Inside a disastrous couple of days for Boris Johnson’s Brexit brigade
People’s Vote campaign: Was this week the beginning of the end for the PM and his No Deal wrecking ball?
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Women’s Budget Group: The government must fulfil their promise to end austerity
After nearly a decade of chronic underfunding, our public services are in crisis – and women have been hit hardest.
No deal latest: Gove’s blame game, food threats and terror warnings
85 days to go: The People’s Vote campaign give an update on the Tories’ car-crash Brexit push.
Foodbank Britain: How Universal Credit is hitting this rural area
Zac Arnold writes about the effects of the Tory policy in his Gloucestershire community
International corporations come out in defence of human rights campaigners
Multimillion pound brands including Primark and Adidas are backing the move. Ana Zbona writes
This Canadian referendum highlights the divides at the heart of election reform
A Canadian province is voting on whether to drop its “first past the post” system in favour of proportional representation. Alex Cosh explains how Britain could learn from it.
The time is now: Labour must support a People’s Vote and give millions a voice
With 3 out of 4 Labour members wanting a People’s Vote, Rosie McKenna argues the left of the party now has a unique chance to define the party’s position on Brexit.
Here’s why a ‘no deal’ would be terrible for our NHS
This government’s acceptance that there might even be no resolution of the Brexit dilemma spells trouble to our public health service. Dr Louise Irvine explains.
BoJo’s burka comments are part and parcel of his far-right Brexit views
Boris Johnson racist rhetoric is nothing new and is always present when he campaigns on Brexit. Rania Ramli explains why the People’s Vote is also fighting Islamophobia.
Water should be owned by us all – and here’s why
Since being taken into private hands, water has been wasted, polluted, and become radically more expensive. So why is it not public once more? Linda Worden writes.