Precarious workers to stage Halloween protest during Uber’s court appeal
At the last of Uber’s employment rights dispute hearing, workers with the IWGB are hoping to finally teach their “bloodsucking bosses” a lesson.
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The Lib Dems have just pledged to scrap inheritance tax and introduce a lifelong gift-tax
The Lib Dems conference is not just about Brexit it seems – a motion on wealth inequality was passed in a bid to plump the Treasury with an extra £15 billion.
Right wing papers are the least trusted in the country (even if still the best selling ones too)
The Sun tops the list of the least trusted newspapers in Britain. And the Mail Online follows suit in the Published Audience Measurement Company latest survey.
Charities, think tanks and independent commissions agree: Tory austerity has left Britain destitute
Two new studies by the Social Metrics Commission and the New Economics Foundation reveal the extent to which David Cameron and Theresa May have wrecked havoc in Britain’s wallets.
The TUC has just pledged to campaign on trans-friendly changes to Gender Recognition Act
A motion pushing for a “simplified, free, statutory gender-recognition process based on self-declaration” was passed nem con.
Charities just expressed increase lack of confidence in the government’s Brexit plans
A group helping British charities stay afloat analysed Theresa May’s final Brexit plan. And there’s much to be concerned about.
University cleaners are celebrating being brought in-house as victory could set precedent for others
SOAS cleaners have been brought in-house after a 12 year long battle. Joana Ramiro reports.
This political analyst just examined 11 Brexit polls and the results are fascinating
John Curtice has looked at surveys on the popularity of a second referendum. And while wording matters, support is definitely growing for a People’s Vote.
Over 47,000 Brits have signed a call for permanent European citizenship
European citizens enjoy a series of rights – including freedom of movement – but should Brits continue enjoying them after Brexit?
Here’s four sectors where low EU net migration means bad news for the British economy
Brexodus is now undeniably on its way, as EU workers leave Britain for safer shores. And our food and health could be at risk.