
The French government could be about to demolish a settlement that’s home to 3,000 refugees
If demolition goes ahead, charities fear they will lose contact with hundreds of children living in the Calais refugee camp

If demolition goes ahead, charities fear they will lose contact with hundreds of children living in the Calais refugee camp

But a congress in Ankara was testament to the power of the democratic ideal, says Natalie Bennett

Junior doctors’ strike shows the government picked the wrong enemy this time

The case for renationalisation is clear – and popular

The global forces of science, of campaigning, of green business possibilities forced a move on the global stage that will have far-reaching ramifications.

Expect cuts to public services and further slashing of support for the vulnerable

Natalie Bennett reports from the makeshift camp where thousands of refugees fear the onset of winter

The parallels in tone with the Thatcher era were clear

By blindly going along with the idea that banks do not belong in public hands, the government is simply rebuilding the pre-2007 banking structure

Making patients feel guilty about the cost of their medicine will worsen the nation’s health