Can we trust the Lib Dems?
They can maybe save the country from a national disaster, but they have set themselves on a path of destruction if they succeed.
Meka Beresford
Meka Beresford is a journalist.
Illegal labour practices rife as workers are underpaid and go without holiday pay
Workers across the UK are being subjected to illegal labour practices, including being underpaid, not receiving payslips and having holiday pay withheld.
Scottish judges rules prorogation is illegal. What happens next?
A panel of judges in the Scottish appeals court ruled Boris Johnson’s suspension of parliament was illegal on Wednesday.
Councils should stop bailiff use for council tax collections to protect vulnerable people
“Reforming the law around bailiff action itself is vital if we are to protect people from harm.”
Education in England is ‘moving in the wrong direction’, say campaigners
Tuitions fees in England are higher than in all OECD countries and economies except the United States.
GCSE grades improve but campaigners warn tests take a toll on mental health
Many young people have been left feeling “disillusioned, disengaged and stressed”.
5 things we need to do to meet net-zero
At the current rate of progress, the government will miss it’s 2050 target – so what needs to be done?
Council housing residents blocked from accessing communal play area and gardens
The only building that has access to the gardens and play area is full of privately owned flats.
What is Boris Johnson’s Scotland problem?
He endorsed a poem saying Scots should be exterminated, and that’s just the start of it.
Government ‘missed opportunity’ to help UK’s most deprived
“It is astonishing that it has taken the Government so long to come up with a possible FEAD project.”