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MPs and their Pay: Because they’re Worth it?
Chris Olewicz is a post-graduate history student and writer studying at the University of Sheffield. When the Independent Parliamentary Standards […]
Comment: How the government’s reforms to legal aid and judicial reviews are disenfranchising the poorest and will destroy confidence in the judiciary
Michael Higgs is a Law student at the University of Sheffield One of the basic tenets of any democratic society […]
Always on call: the problem of zero hour contracts
Andrew Tromans is a History and Politics student at the University of Sheffield. For many people the notion of a […]
More Pain for Passengers Today?
Mark Rowney is a research fellow at IPPR. Network Rail announced today a new infrastructure investment programme of £37.5 billion […]
Comment: Mean, miserable legislation from a mean, miserable government
By Caroline Lucas MP (Green Party, Brighton Pavilion) MPs are today debating a grossly unfair piece of legislation that proposes […]
Westminster council’s obesity fix is a step in the wrong direction
Alexzandar Swatton writes on a number of issues, both for this blog and others. A recent politics & sociology graduate from […]