Theresa May challenged Jeremy Corbyn to a debate and the internet went berserk
The Leader of the Opposition said he’d “relish” a televised head-to-head.
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Why can’t we let Steve Bannon speak? Because when he does fascists resurface
The godfather of the alt-right appeared at the Oxford Union last week. Suddenly swastikas started appearing on the town’s walls.
The plight of these National Gallery educators shows how the gig-economy is coming for the public sector
The renowned museum sacked 27 workers last year without prior notice or compensation. Now they’re fighting to be recognised as employees like any others.
This comedy star just supported a Momentum petition to bring down May’s Brexit deal
Amid fears that Labour MPs will ok the PM’s final Brexit doc, a petition demanding #VoteDownTheDeal garnered over 20,500 signatures. Including some very famous ones.
Irish students are protesting May’s dodgy deal today walking out of class for a People’s Vote
Young people in northern Ireland stand the most to lose out of the Tories’ final Brexit deal.
Could we be on our way to yet another general election?
The government’s defeat in Parliament might signal the end of Theresa May’s much-pained leadership.
This gig-economy giant is being taken to the High Court on possible human rights breaches
This food delivery app may bring chicken katsu to your door in 20 minutes, but its couriers can’t join a union. A judicial review may change that.
Steve Bannon has been invited to speak at a BBC event – and people aren’t happy
After Arron Banks and numerous undisputed IEA appearances, the public service broadcaster is now hosting a proud white supremacist.
Government’s new £2m rogue landlord crackdown plan sounds good – but is it enough?
Housing campaigners and landlord associations alike fear the move will lead to a “postcode lottery” for ailing private renters.
Food bank usage in the capital is on the rise as wealth inequality soars
While Londoners are driven to food banks in their hundreds, the richest in the capital keep raking in the chips.