Action must be taken whenever racism rears its ugly head – including in sport
Sabby Dhalu argues that racism in sport is just as serious as racism off the pitch, and needs to be fought in the same way.
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Enough is Enough: Why young people deserve a decent pension
Adele Reynolds argues that the slashing of publish sector pensions should be a youth issue.
More than a Hunch?
Jamie Audsley argues London Youth’s new publication Hunch points the way to a Plan B for young people and one that all progressives should get behind.
Public sector jobs are growing in London and the South East; here’s why
Ed Cox and Will Cook detail the failure of the government to “rebalance” the economy, either in terms of North/South divide or Public/Private balance.
We can still fight Trident: Here’s how
Daniel Blaney defends the CND’s campaign for nuclear disarmament.
How the Tories’ fake co-op friends are biting a chunk out of the NHS
Pete Jefferys explains why Circle Healthcare is not a mutual, and shouldn’t be described as such. It is out to make a profit for its owners.
Christmas is coming and EDF is getting fat
Andy Atkins details Friends of the Earth’s plans to take on EDF’s massive profits off the back of public cash.
A small mercy for the marching students of tomorrow
As thousands of students march on London, Laura McInerney reports on the positives and negatives of the UCAS consultation document, which provides a glimmer of hope.
Osborne starts to panic about the chance of a Robin Hood Tax
Owen Tudor writes about George Osborne’s panicky response to the Robin Hood Tax, with the chancellor looking increasingly on the side of the super-rich.
We need a new approach to tackling fuel poverty
IPPR’s Matthew Lockwood argues fuel poverty needs to be tackled with well targeted, well funded measures – unlike those currently in use.