Tories threaten to ‘target’ Good Law Project – days before losing ‘crony’ contracts court case
Rather than fix its mistakes, this government’s modus operandi seems to follow the Cummings rule book: fight, privately brief, and sow distrust.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 1, June 2021
What got spiked this week?
Union Jack must be flown for Prince Andrew’s birthday, government advice says
He stepped back as a working Royal following the Epstein revelations. Why do we need to celebrate his birthday?
Tories hint at secret corporate courts in UK-Australia trade deal
The plans could allow Australian energy firms to sue the UK for taking climate action.
PM’s Catholic wedding ceremony triggers constitutional questions
Is Boris Johnson now a Catholic in the eyes of Britain’s bizarre constitution?
Climate emergency: Extinction Rebellion reveals protest plans for Cornwall’s G7 Summit
XR activists are urging the leaders meeting at Carbis Bay in Cornwall to act ‘immediately’ to address the climate and ecological emergency.
Universal Credit: Ministers slammed by MPs after rejecting ALL recommendations for change
“There is now nearly two years’ extra weight of evidence that the delay in providing a first payment is causing real hardship.”
Exclusive: Ed Davey says Liberal Democrats are ‘greener than the Green Party’
In a wide-ranging interview with LFF, Davey discusses his party’s vision, why he believes the Liberal Democrats are ‘greener than the Greens’ and whether he is open to the formation of a progressive alliance to oust the Tories.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 3, May 2021
Our roundup of the progressive news the media missed.
EXCLUSIVE: Third of voters say government’s Covid inquiry is too late
“We shouldn’t have to wait until next year for the inquiry into how coronavirus has been handled,” Caroline Lucas tells LFF.