Three lessons for EU campaigners on Scotland’s would-be Independence Day
The post-referendum shake-up of Scottish politics highlights the importance of winning big
Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
Which women suffer most from the gender pay gap?
Progress on closing the pay gap has stalled, according to Women and Equalities Committee
Voter turnout could swing EU referendum and there’s a hole in the electoral register
Conservative changes to the voting system mean that young Remain supporters are less likely to be on the electoral roll
So long, IDS. And good riddance.
Despite his supposedly principled resignation, Duncan Smith’s legacy is one of deep prejudice and stigma
Iain Duncan Smith quits over disability cuts
The changes are described as indefensible in a damning resignation letter
The disability benefits cut shows the Government’s flagrant disregard for evidence
If more people are living with disabilities, that’s a good reason to increase spending
Why did the Lords reject trade union reforms?
The Government’s Trade Union Bill has suffered embarrassing defeats on political funding, electronic voting and facility time
Liveblog: Reactions to Budget 2016
Rapid reactions to George Osborne’s budget from charities, think-tanks, trade unions and political parties
Backlash over Government proposal to turn all schools into academies
NUT claims that ‘the Government’s ultimate agenda is the privatisation of education’
Green Party launches ‘loud and proud’ referendum campaign
Focus issues include climate change, environmental protection, workers’ rights and freedom of movement