TUC warns that weakening employment rights will endanger EU ‘yes’ vote
Voters are concerned about the impact of cutting red tape on businesses
Ruby Stockham
Ruby Stockham was formerly a staff writer at Left Foot Forward. She has a Masters degree in Modern Literature and was the winner of The Spectator's 2013 prize for travel writing.
Tobacco companies are wooing politicians with rock concerts, says BMJ
New research shows how tobacco giants influence the public health agenda
Poll shows that trust and competence are key for next Labour leader
Voters want concrete plans, not big visions
Boris Johnson accused of leaving London mayorless
Preoccupied with his new MP role, the mayor has washed his hands of two important City Hall bodies
Why the Tories will never be the workers’ party
Rebranding efforts will fail until the Tories prove they truly want to make work pay
New research suggests international students pay for 70,000 jobs in London
A new report shows that the economic benefits of overseas students in the capital far outweigh the cost
Cameron’s ex-guru slams ‘insular ruling class’ in government
Steve Hilton describes Brussels as ‘a vast, stinking cesspit of corporate corruption’
Barnet residents barred from ‘public’ meeting about their futures
Only those in formal wear were allowed into the building to discuss ‘social cleansing’ of Sweets Way Estate
He voted against upping the minimum wage: meet the new business minister
Sajid Javid has always been on the side of Britain’s worst bosses
He thinks feminists are ‘obnoxious bigots’: meet the new justice minister
Dominic Raab is no more keen on the Equality Act than he is on the Human Rights Act