Let’s face it: the main contenders to take on May are just as hopeless as she is
The potential Conservative leadership election is already looking like a battle of weak vs weaker – in a bitterly-divided, rump Tory party.
Forget the coughing and the P45 – May’s speech was a disaster regardless
The PM’s address was a farce – even when you ignore her delivery.
Boris Johnson’s comments on Libya are beyond the pale. Either he goes or May does
Joking about the deaths of hundreds of people would be unacceptable in any job. For it to come from a Foreign Secretary is the final straw.
A Tory donor just got handed a peerage and a ministerial post
Here’s what we know about the new Schools Minister, Theodore Agnew.
Care workers are now too rushed to help vulnerable people with essential tasks
Amid cuts and growing workloads, Britain’s overstretched care workers are unable to do their jobs properly. It’s the most vulnerable who lose out.
Campaigners just stepped up the legal battle against Murdoch’s takeover of Sky
Avaaz are taking Ofcom to court after they gave Fox News a clear bill of health – despite the company being ridden with scandal.
The government are on the verge of defeat over a key welfare reform
Now Tory MPs are in open rebellion over the DWP’s botched benefit plans. Will Theresa May cave?
There can be no return to old-style nationalisation – thankfully the left is moving on
21st-century public services must be responsive and democratic. We have to look at new ways to ‘take back control’.
This weekend, thousands will march against the Conservatives. Here’s why they’re right
Every step of the way, the Conservatives have prioritised giving bonuses to the wealthiest over support for the most in need.
Teachers are now subsidising schools out of their own pockets
School staff are having to foot the bill for a crisis of the government’s making.